Future Energy East Africa 2019

Africa | Energy

Third Party Event

17 Sep 2019 - 18 Sep 2019

Future Energy East Africa is the largest and longest-running regional power conference and exhibition in East Africa, making it a well-known and trusted brand. The event boasts both a strategic conference and a large trade exhibition. 

The 2019 Future Energy East Africa conference and exhibition will bring together leaders from the regional and international power and energy community to discuss the status of critical projects, spot lucrative opportunities and share best practice. The annual event will take place 17-18 September 2019 at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, a unique environment to facilitate networking for more than 400 regional conference delegates. The event also offers an East African Utility CEO Forum, this is by invitation only for utility CEOs to meet under Chatham House Rules and discuss pressing issues.

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