AIX18-19 November 2020, RSA House, London

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Established at RSA House in 2013, Africa Investment Exchange (AIX) Power & Renewables has become one of themeeting places of choice for Africa’s powersector stakeholders, including leadingprivate and public sector investors, Africanofficials and project developers.

The meeting is structured aroundinteractive panel-led sessions, held underthe Chatham House Rule and limited to 200participants. The format and size of themeeting provided a rare opportunity for anopen discussion and analysis of thecontinent’s power and renewables market.

Enabling Power Project Development in Africa

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Creating a bankablemarket

The future of utilitiesand strategies forstrengthening theindustry along theelectricity supplychain.

11h00 to 12h30

Accelerating C&I

To what extent is C&Ibecoming a significantinvestment class?

13h45 to 15h15

Distribution models

Who is actually makingdistribution pay in Sub-Saharan Africa? Andhow?

15h45 to 17h15

Competitive tenders

Perspective ontendering and otherforms of contractaward. Are newmodels needed, or justrefinements of theexisting system?

11h00 to 12h30

CommunityEngagement

Engagement strategy –bringing communitiesinto planning andimplementation insometimes difficultneighbourhoods.

13h45 to 15h15

Balancing renewables

Storage, HFO, baseloadand other options tobalance the grid.

Who is going to financebankable thermalprojects? Is nuclear offthe table?

13h45 to 17h15

08h30 to 09h00 Registration & coffee

Africa power & renewables five years ahead

The opening session will discuss the big issuesconfronting the industry and its financiers.

09h00 to 10h30

The Great Room10h30 Coffee

12h30 Lunch 15h15 Coffee 17h15 Reception

Stream two

Stream one

The Great Room

Transforming energyprovision

The Tavern Room

IPP Drivers

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The next PPP model

Mobilising privateinvestment for large-scale infrastructureprojects.

Investment strategiesfrom non-traditionalinvestors.

09h00 to 10h30

Investing in transmission

Investment strategiesfor T&D.

Extending nationalgrids, micro-grids andother structures.

Innovations to expect

11h00 to 12h30

Update on mini-gridsand solar homesystems

13h45 to 16h00

Energy storage

The roles of DFI andother investors.

An appreciation of thereal potentials forstorage: Holy Grail oranother false dawn?

09h00 to 10h30

Technology indistributed power

Hydro, storage, CNG,RE and hybridtechnology snapshots– what’s available andwhat’s ahead?

11h00 to 12h30

Country and regionalfocus

Key countries, postconflict and othermarkets

13h45 to 16h00

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Stream one

The Great Room

Financing power

Durham StreetAuditorium

Showcasing power

Timetable for 19 November 2020 – Morning

Timetable for 19 November 2020 – Afternoon

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The Great Room

Off-grid InvestmentExchange

The Tavern Room

Power marketroundtables

Off-grid investmentfocused roundtablediscussions

Thematic topicsincluding: hydropowerand other technologies,interconnections andearly stage initiatives 16h00 Close of AIX

08h30 Registration 12h30 Lunch10h30 Coffee

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The RSA is the Royal Society for the encouragementof Arts, Manufactures and Commerce.

RSA House was chosen to host the AIX meetingsbecause of its excellent conference facilities, breakout spaces and private meeting rooms, packagedtogether in a venue that provides a unique slice ofLondon’s history.

A hidden gem in the heart of London, and within a fewminutes walk of major transport hubs, hotels, theatresand some of London’s most famous landmarks.

The house was built specifically for the Society by theAdam Brothers in 1774 and since then has been usedby great politicians, creators, scientists amongstothers.

AIX: Power & Renewables is held under the ChathamHouse Rule and structured around panel-ledsessions with an audience limited to around 200participants to preserve the networking environment.

Participants will benefit from exclusive analysis basedon African Energy Live Data - our unique platform thatcombines a range of analytics tools with project leveldetail of more than 6,000 power plants across thecontinent.

CbI Meetings pairs the extensive regional expertiseand source network of CbI’s African Energy with aseasoned events team experienced in producinghigh-level investment forums and dialogues acrossthe African continent.

As a consultant, CbI has a unique perspective when itcomes to understanding the themes and topics thatprovide the foundations for a vibrant conferenceagenda and the mix of project stakeholders requiredto create a lively and engaging panel-led discussion.

Why RSA House?

Our unique perspective

We are focused on producing meetings that createenduring dialogues between development financeinstitutions, public sector stakeholders and privatesector investors including, private equity firms,venture capitalists, family offices, foundations,institutional investors and impact investors.

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Utilities, regulators and officials

African Legal Support Facility, Electricity Control Board(Namibia), Electricity Regulatory Authority (Uganda), Ewura(Tanzania), Ghana Energy Commission, Ghana Grid CompanyLimited (GridCo), Global Affairs Canada, KenGen, Ministry ofEnergy (Ghana), Ministry of Energy (Kenya), Ministry ofEnergy (Senegal), Nigerian Electricity RegulatoryCommission, Office of the Vice President (Nigeria), RuralElectrification Agency (Nigeria), Rural Electrification Agency(Zimbabwe), UK Department for Business, Energy &Industrial Strategy, UK Department for InternationalDevelopment, UK Department for International Trade

Development finance

Akili Partners, BIO-Invest, CDC Group, CDP, DEG, DFID,EBRD, Exim Bank, FinDev Canada, FMO, IFC, InfraCo Africa,JBIC, Norfund, Power Africa, Swedfund International, USAID

Finance and investment

Actis, Africa50, AIIM, AP Moller, Asian InfrastructureInvestment Bank, Blue Orchard, Denham Capital, EMFinAdvisory, Finergreen, Lion's Head Global Partners,Macquarie, MIGA, Nedbank, New Africa Clean Energy Fund,PASH Global, Standard Chartered Bank, TPG Europe

Power developers

Aenergy, Africa Ren, Aggreko, Aldwych International, AzuraPower, Berkeley Energy, CrossBoundary Advisory, EDPRenovaveis, Empower New Energy, Engie, Engie EPS, EPGlobal Energy, Globeleq, GridWorks Partners, ImpalaEnergy, Joule Africa, Lekela, Mainstream Energy Solutions,

Manitoba Hydro International, Milele Power, Mota-EngilAfrica, Orascom Construction, Rensource Energy, RubitecAfrica, Voltalia, Wärtsilä, WSP

Off-Grid

BBOXX, Ekta Partners, GOGLA, Gravitricity, Konexa,Manocap, Nithio, Nuru, Odyssey, Shell Foundation,Sunfunder, Tesla, Total Ventures, Trine, Winch Energy, ZolaElectric

Gas sector

BP, Eni, Gasfin Development, Hanas New Energy Group,Methanex, New Age (African Global Energy), NNLG, OrcaExploration, Sasol, Savannah Petroleum, SLR Consulting,Total

Professional services

Addleshaw Goddard, African Energy, Africa InfrastructureDevelopment Association, Alliant Insurance Services,Associação Lusófona de Energias Renováveis, BakerMcKenzie, Bird & Bird, Camco Energy, Clifford Chance, Clyde& Co, Deloitte Consulting, DLA Piper, DNV GL, GET FiTZambia Secretariat, GOGLA, GreenMax Capital Group,Herbert Smith Freehills, Independent Consultant,ITeChnologies, JLT Group, John W Ffooks & Co, KuunganaAdvisory Limited, Mauritanian British Business Council,Multiconsult, Nithio, Odyssey, Osterwald Rathbone &Partners, Pinsent Masons, Ricardo Energy & Environment,Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, TonbofaLaw Practice, University of Cape Town, Vivid Economics,Watson Farley & Williams

Over 220 participants from 33 different countries attended the AIX: Power & Renewables 2019 meeting.

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Venue: RSA HouseDesigned in the early 1770s, RSAHouse is a famous centre forEnlightenment thinking, theintellectual and social home ofsome of the greatest thinkers andsocial activists of the past 200years.

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AIXPower &Renewables

18-19 November 2020, RSA House, London