Knowledge Sharing Webinar On the Trading Pattern in the Southern Africa Power Pool (Sapp)

12 May 2023
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African Development Bank (Abidjan)
press release

What:

Webinar on the Trading Pattern in Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP)

Who:

The African Development Bank

When:

Tuesday, 13 June 2023; 8:00 GMT

Where:

Virtual, via Zoom

The African Development Bank will host a webinar to look at the power trading patterns of the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP) on 13th June 2023.

The webinar will bring together regional power pools in Africa, regional electricity regulatory authorities in Africa, senior government officials from Africa's energy ministries, development partners and a variety of other stakeholders.

They will discuss power trading patterns of SAPP since its inception, with a deep dive on its various markets, the highlights, challenges, and outlook of the market.

There will be two sessions as outlined below:

Presentation on the Power Trading Pattern in the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP)

A panel discussion on the achievements and challenges faced by SAPP, including on infrastructure and pricing and attempt to propose solutions and the way forward.

Please register here

Media contact:

Solange Kamuanga-Tossou | Communication and External Relations Department | email: [email protected]

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