Global Women & Youth in Energy & STEM Summit 2026 · 3rd–4th November · Lilongwe, Malawi
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The pursuit of financial close in emerging economies often fails not due to a lack of available capital, but because of a fundamental misalignment in how that capital is architected for long-term stability. With global energy investment projected to reach 3.4 trillion dollars in 2026, the competition for high-quality assets
Africa receives only 3 percent of global energy investment despite housing 20 percent of the world's population. This investment gap exists because the capital required to meet the 200 billion dollar annual infrastructure need remains cautious of perceived regulatory volatility. Effective energy infrastructure project development Africa isn't merely a matter
