EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

AFRICAN ENERGY CHAMBER

NJ Ayuk-NIEC

As Eskom seeks to increase tariffs to 25%, NJ Ayuk discusses the energy lessons that Eskom can implement and what the electricity crisis in South Africa looks like for the next 18 months for businesses, government and the average citizen.  He further explains the political will and explains how different methods can be applied to sustain the current climate.

NJ Ayuk Interview on eNCA discussing Eskom Tariffs

This is a key decade for Africa as it will determine the effectiveness of its efforts in achieving sustainable and climate resilient development and growth.

The recent emergence and strengthening of the global net zero agenda has led to important discussions on what role the African continent should play in moving the world to a net zero future, despite its far lower historical emissions than other parts of the world. COP27, to be held in Egypt in November 2022, is expected to provide a platform for discussions on how African countries should continue engaging with global stakeholders on climate action, with themes such as adaptation, loss and damage and climate finance expected to take centre-stage. A push for greater commitments on net zero by African countries is also expected to emerge.

This webinar brought together African experts to discuss what net zero action on climate change should look like for Africa. The experts reflected on the current landscape of net zero and overall climate action by state and non-state actors in Africa. The discussions also focused on what this landscape means for Africa’s position and action on global emission reductions relative to other continental and pre-existing priorities, such as the need for sustainable development, poverty reduction and adaptation to climate change.

On the panel were:
- NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber and CEO, Centurion Law Group
- Rachael Akosua Antwi, Group Head of Sustainability, Environment and Social Risks at Ecobank International Incorporation
- Anne Cabot-Alletzhauser, Co-Founder and Practice Director of the Responsible Finance Initiative (RFI) at the Gordon Institute of Business Science, University of Pretoria
- Felix Kalaba Kanungwe, Professor in Environment and Development, Copperbelt University of Zambia
- Jessica Omukuti (Chair), Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Net Zero

NJ Ayuk Net Zero And Climate Change A Conversation With African Experts A Webinar By Oxford Net Zero

NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber, shared insights on the energy developments in the MSGBC region during an interview at the MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2023 Conference and Exhibition held in Nouakchott, Mauritania, on 21-22 November. 



He highlighted the region's leadership in energy development and its potential for a good mix of renewables and natural gas.


Register your interest for MSGBC 2024 on 3-4 December in Dakar:
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NJ Ayuk MSGBC Region S Promising Future

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The Demonisation of Fossil Fuels is Wrong - Nj Ayuk

🌍💡Access to electricity remains at the forefront of daily concerns in Africa. A report by the International Energy Agency showed that several countries on the continent experienced blackouts and load shedding last year. 

🎙️ To discuss these challenges and the continent's prospects, we spoke to NJ Ayuk, President of the African Energy Chamber, in Johannesburg.

NJ Ayuk President Of The African Energy Chamber

NJ Ayuk is the executive chairman of the African Energy Chamber and the CEO of the esteemed Centurion Law Group, a Pan-African legal and advisory corporation with offices across South Africa.

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