POWER AND ENERGY AFRICA 2025

Corporate Africa has been working since 1994 with African governments and industries to link them to foreign investors and international companies targeting opportunities across the continent’s industries to exploit in win-win partnerships. Corporate Africa courts investors and direct them to industry projects which are thoroughly analysed in special commercial and business reports in the magazine value adding environment.

Throughout 2025,  Corporate Africa will promote Special Reports featuring new discoveries, and licensing rounds in Africa’s Oil and Gas economies; Power and Energy projects driven by the latest ICT and AI technologies with contributions from renown experts including Gwede Mantashe, Minister of Petroleum and Minerals  South Africa and Wael Sawan, CEO Shell Corporation, and the National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN). At the core of the reports is Africa’s US$40 billion Energy Sector, including new oil and gas opportunities and green energy; wind, hydro-power, solar, geothermal, and IPPs. Included are current projects and their impact on communities, and new licenses for tenders. Businesses and investors engaged in these sectors across Africa are invited to take part in the report and engage value added resources such as partnerships, project finance, JVs, new business, and distribution and agency.

Corporate Africa clients include companies such as Shell, ABB, GE, Exxon Mobil and PetroSA. These brands together with expert contributors create a powerful value adding environment where local companies can exploit and leverage their brands, services, projects and local competences to engage governments and investors’ projects, resources, know-how, and finances in win-win partnerships. The special reports are leveraged on Corporate Africa digital platforms and in print copies generating strong enquires and responses which feeds into the networking platforms of six international events: Platforms exploited to engage customers’ targets and leave permanent reminders of their services by placing the reports in registration areas or inside delegates’ bags to impact their minds and agendas. 

The events are NOG Energy Week 2025, Power & Energy Africa 2025, Africa Energy Forum 2025, Angola Oil & Gas 2025, Africa Oil Week 2025,  Africa Hospitality and Investment Forum 2025, AfricaCom 2025. And to ensure that companies taking part are equipped to exploit the opportunities offered by responsive investors Corporate Africa Business Relations Forum allows direct connection from its Online platform to key Decision Makers managing projects. 

Mission Statement – Corporate Africa commenced trading in 1994 generating measurable and tangible results for customers. Our success derives from a commitment to provide a good and professional service at all times. That is why we only invoice on delivery of service to confirm our standards, generate trust, client loyalty and goodwill.