PANEL DISCUSSION: The role of African Critical Minerals in the Global Energy Transition
The rise of low-carbon power generation to meet climate goals also means a tripling of mineral demand from this sector by 2040. How can Africa capitalise and supply the huge demand for critical minerals to power the global energy transition. Across this session we will hear from manufacturers, technology providers and mining companies as to how the critical minerals market will play out, the impact it will have on the cost of the energy transition and the viability, cost, and availability of critical minerals to make the regional and international energy transition possible.
Wednesday 11 October 16:35 - 17:15 CTICC2
Green Energy Forum
The rise of low-carbon power generation to meet climate goals also means a tripling of mineral demand from this sector by 2040. How can Africa capitalise and supply the huge demand for critical minerals to power the global energy transition. Across this session we will hear from manufacturers, technology providers and mining companies as to how the critical minerals market will play out, the impact it will have on the cost of the energy transition and the viability, cost, and availability of critical minerals to make the regional and international energy transition possible.
CTICC2 Africa/Johannesburg
Moderator
Managing Director, Aqora
Speakers
Ag. Director, Directorate of Industry, Minerals, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, African Union Commission
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Energy Resources, US Department of State, USA
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Principal Legal Counsel and Head of Capacity Building Unit, ALSF
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Director, Arushvest Capital Advisory
Managing Principal, Coverage Head - Resource & Energy, Absa Corporate and Investment Banking
