Investment and Growth Opportunities in Renewable Energy Resources

Speakers:

Josef Abramowitz, CEO, Gigawatt Global
Allison Carlson, Executive Vice President, Foreign Policy
Nangula Nelulu Uaandja, CEO & Chairperson, Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board; Senior Advisor, Concordia
Kahenge Simson Haulofu, Managing Director, Namibia Power Corporation

 

with Lead Programming Partner

“We need to make sure we drive inclusive growth so none of our people are left behind.”   

– Nangula Nelulu Uaandja

“Partnerships are going to be incredibly important, particularly with an energy resource such as hydrogen and green hydrogen.” 

– Allison Carlson

“The system overall is broken and it holds back great leaders from bringing in the private sector.” 

– Josef Abramowitz

“To roll out schemes that bring and connect people to the grid takes a lot of discussion, especially in the space of investment.” 

– Kahenge Simson Haulofu

Key takeaways & next steps:

  • There is a huge need for investment as the African continent, including Namibia, requires significant capital mobilization, estimated at around $500 billion in climate finance, to achieve its climate goals by 2030. 
  • Namibia is exploring the production of green hydrogen as a visionary project, recognizing the potential for renewable energy sources like hydrogen to play a vital role in the future energy landscape. 
  • Multilateral partnerships, including collaborations with governments, development finance institutions, and the private sector, are crucial in shaping Namibia’s green economic recovery and facilitating investment in renewable energy.

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