Darias Jonker

African Scenarios & Energy Transition Principal Anglo American

Darias is a member of the International Government & Sustainability Relations team at Anglo American, a global diversified mining company listed on the London and Johannesburg stock exchanges. He works from the group head office in London and primarily supports the rollout of Anglo American’s regional renewable energy ecosystem in South Africa through strategic advice and policy analysis. Darias is also involved in government relations and stakeholder engagement workstreams in key countries and on key issues of interest to the company in Sub-Saharan Africa and further afield. Furthermore, he conducts political risk and scenario analysis for various functions across the group. Darias joined Anglo American from Eurasia Group, an international political risk advisory firm, where he was the director for Southern Africa. He spent most of his career in the South African foreign service, focusing on bilateral political relations with key international partners like Japan, China and the United States. His qualifications include a masters degree in Futures Studies, an honours degree in international relations and an undergraduate degree in politics, philosophy and economics: all from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa.


2023 Agenda Sessions

PANEL DISCUSSION: Just Energy Transition:

JETPs should serve as a beacon to the wider investment community that participating governments are committed to a global clean energy transition. As countries move towards putting these JETPs into practice, governments, policy makers and industry should collaborate to ensure recently announced partnerships deliver on their potential by avoiding false solutions, prioritizing renewables, and ensuring these efforts are informed by the latest available thinking on how to ensure a just transition.

Wednesday 11 October 15:55 - 16:35 CTICC2

Green Energy Forum

Add to calendar 10/11/2023 15:55 10/11/2023 16:35 PANEL DISCUSSION: Just Energy Transition:

JETPs should serve as a beacon to the wider investment community that participating governments are committed to a global clean energy transition. As countries move towards putting these JETPs into practice, governments, policy makers and industry should collaborate to ensure recently announced partnerships deliver on their potential by avoiding false solutions, prioritizing renewables, and ensuring these efforts are informed by the latest available thinking on how to ensure a just transition.

CTICC2 Africa/Johannesburg