The 18th AEEP Energy Talks on 19 February 2025 delved into the third edition of the AEEP flagship report on European financial flows on the UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) to Africa. The webinar examined current financing trends, pathways to increase financial flows towards clean and affordable energy access and highlight the critical role of the AU-EU partnership in financing SDG7 in Africa.
The 17th AEEP Energy Talks on 9 December 2024 explored the outcomes from COP29 in Baku and what they mean for the development of energy infrastructure in Africa. The webinar also highlighted ongoing collaboration to finance and support action to implement the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in Africa, particularly through energy projects, and thus contributing to the achievement of SDG7.
The third report on ‘European financial flows on SDG7 to Africa’, commissioned by the Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP), shows that current investments towards the UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) in Africa have led to notable progress, but larger efforts will be required to reach universal clean energy access on the continent. Building on the first two reports, the third edition provides a comprehensive analysis of the financing landscape for SDG7 in Africa over the 2014-2022 period. It shows that European Institutions and EU Member States continue to be global leaders in financing SDG7-related projects on the African continent.
The 16th AEEP Energy Talks on 11 September 2024, titled “Rolling out Africa’s Continental Masterplan at Scale: The Role of Energy Tendering Systems”, examined the role of energy tendering systems in Africa’s quest to deploy and expand access to clean energy.
The 15th AEEP Energy Talks on 26 June 2024, titled “Fuelling Partnerships: Investing in Clean Cooking for Health, Equality, and Climate in Africa”, highlighted the critical status of clean cooking on the continent and lessons learnt from African-European collaboration on clean cooking solutions and their impacts. This edition presented key insights by panellists from the International Energy Agency (IEA), Nefco (the Nordic Green Bank), Energising Development (EnDev), and the Clean Cooking Alliance (CCA).
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