Ghana’s Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has reaffirmed its partnership with the Africa Energy Technology Centre (AETC) for the upcoming Africa Energy Technology Conference (AETC 2025). This groundbreaking event aims to shape the future of Africa’s energy landscape.
In a courtesy meeting with the newly appointed Minister of Energy and Green Transition, John A. Jinapor, AETC Founder and President Emelia Akumah, and Board Member Tony Burkson, discussed Ghana’s commitment to leading Africa’s energy transformation. The meeting underscored Ghana’s position as a hub for energy technological advancement on the continent.
AETC 2025 stands out as Africa’s first energy technology-focused conference spearheaded by an African woman. The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition recognizes the importance of inclusion and local leadership in addressing Africa’s energy challenges.
Mr. Jinapor expressed the Ministry’s full support for AETC 2025, emphasizing the conference’s crucial role in shaping Africa’s sustainable energy future. “This conference comes at a pivotal moment as Africa works to balance the urgent need for sustainable energy access with economic growth and development,” he stated.
The conference will convene key stakeholders, including government leaders, policymakers, investors, energy technology firms, academics, and researchers. AETC 2025 will also feature keynote speeches, high-level discussions on energy financing, and showcasing of innovative African-led energy technologies.
The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition invites all stakeholders to participate in AETC 2025, emphasizing the need for collaboration to drive meaningful change and unlock Africa’s energy potential.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
