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Africa Energy Market Trends, 2015

Bankable Projects with Pragmatic and Experienced Teams Are First Step to Tapping into Market Potential

14-Mar-2016  /  Research Code: 9836-00-8C-00-00  /  SKU: EG01606-AF-MR_17064  /  
Region: Africa

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This Frost & Sullivan market intelligence report is a high-level summary of current and future trends shaping the African landscape presented at the 2015 African Utility Week conference held in South Africa in May 2015. The conference covered key trends and insights in various vertical segments, including power generation, transmission and distribution, metering, large power users, renewable power (wind and solar), hydropower, and water utilities as well as related investment challenges and opportunities within the African utility space.

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