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AEW 2026 turns Cape Town into Africa’s Energy Marketplace

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Cape Town will become a platform for these players to negotiate deals, establish commercial relationships and move African energy opportunities closer to execution. This commercial mandate has helped turn AEW into a broader movement around African energy development.

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