Why Exhibit?

Exhibit at Africa Electricity to:

Demonstrate your products and services to a high quality audience of representatives from local utilities and government agencies
Support local partners and network with key buyers from Africa
Launch new products and services to the African market
Source new suppliers or partners - to set up a platform in this exciting market
Set up distribution channels - for both South Africa and the wider region
Increase sales/market share
Get ahead of your competitors - establish a presence in this market before your competitors and capture the wealth of this region.

Capture the full potential of this huge market

Growth

South Africa will account for 21.28% of the Middle East and Africa regional power generation by 2015 and is the dominant regional electricity generator ahead of both Saudi Arabia and Iran

Regional Energy demand is forecasted to grow by 20.8% between 2010-2015
The demand for electricity is set to increase by 2% in 2011 as the economy recovers
Between 2010 and 2020, South African electricity generation is forecast to grow by 36.3% (16.5% being the average global rise)
250% increase in hydro-power use in the next 10 years
Nuclear consumption will increase by 60% in the same period

Integrated Resource Plan:

The Integrated Resource Plan is a 20 year plan for how the country will bring on new electricity to meet the projected demand for power from 2013 onwards.
Will include a combination of new government-owned power stations and Independent Power Producer (IPPs) projects.

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