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Maintaining momentum in Nigeria's Power Sector
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“This summit has provided the right environment for a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the Nigerian power sector and cross-sector needs; thus investment options have been effectively explored”
Engr. William Metieh, Senior Technical Advisor on Labour, Presidential Task Force on Power
“Incisive, inspiring and invigorating”
Achife Kingsley, Portharcourt Distribution Company, Portharcourt Distribution Company
“Very good organisation and calibre attendance”
Naji Najjar, Energy & Utilities Industry Leader, Middle East & Africa, IBM
“The conference gave us the opportunity to meet various potential clients, cement relationships that we already had and most importantly, keep up to date with the key challenges and concerns faced by the power sector in Nigeria”
Nicky Crawford, Partner, Environmental Resources Management (ERM)
“The event provided an excellent opportunity to keep abreast of developments within the power sector”
Olubunmi Fayokun, Partner, Aluko & Oyebode
“This was a very good event- very good content, very high quality speakers and great networking as usual”
Dolapo Kukoyi, Partner, Detail Solicitors
“The event was very informative and quite rewarding having provided an interactive platform for networking”
Olanrewaju Marayesa, Life Insurance Manager, Leadway Assurance
Why is the Nigeria Power Investors Summit relevant?
Nigeria’s power sector reform witnessed setbacks from inception due to a lack of political will, the uprising of the labour party against the unbundling of the state owned PHCN and the resignation of the former Minister of Power created uncertainty and shattered the confidence of interested investors in Nigeria’s hugely attractive power privatisation process.
Suddenly, 2012 marked a major turning point in the history of Nigeria’s power sector.
After the restructuring of the Ministry of Power and a transparent and rigorous transaction process Manitoba hydro was first awarded the management contract for the transmission company of Nigeria (TCN), five core investors were awarded licenses for the Generation companies (GENCOs) and ten investors were awarded license for the distribution companies (DISCOs). The 15 preferred investors have now paid their 25% instalment for the purchase price for the PHCN successor company with a remaining 75% to conclude the negotiations.
Speakers
If you are interested in speaking opportunities at next year's Summit please contact Ore Onagbesan on:
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Location
Located on Victoria Island in the centre of Lagos, the Intercontinental is home to major consulates and multinational companies, making it the perfect residence for affluent business and diplomatic travellers. Built on an elevated terrain overlooking Lagos’ port, the hotel offers uninterrupted spectacular views of the Lagos Skyline, ample meeting space and grandiose accommodations. Their restaurants offer an array of delicious dining options from cosmopolitan to Nigerian delicacies.
Why Attend
Benefits of attending the Power Investors Summit Nigeria
Position: your company alongside major stakeholders and international investors contracted to transform Nigeria’s power sector.
Discuss policies: energy policies and frameworks being developed to attract foreign investments. Discover how Nigeria’s regulatory stakeholders are driving reform and motivating a competitive market to support investors ROI.
Solidify plans: to enter the power sector in Nigeria with credible partners: Identify project, partners and access key timelines and project tendering processes.
Understand: Nigeria’s financing requirements for power generation and infrastructure. Meet the CEOs of local and international banks and DFIs and that are committed to supporting your entry and investing in your projects.
Showcase: your business as a solution provider to the new asset holder. Promote new product, services and solutions to meet the needs of Nigeria growing electricity market.
New features for 2014
- Pre event senior level roundtables
- Ministerial roundtable and Q&A
- Onsite private meeting rooms
- EnergyNet Master Classes
What happened in 2013?
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In Partnership With
Nextier is an investment and multi-competency advisory firm that combines expertise and capabilities across a range of industries and business functions to deliver superior value to its clients. With a focus on the Nigerian public sector, Nextier works with its clients to build high performance organisations. Its core competencies include financial advisory, strategy consulting, research, policy analysis, design and implementation, and measurement & evaluation. Its focus industries include power, petroleum and agriculture.
Norton Rose Fulbright is a global legal practice. We provide the world’s pre-eminent corporations and financial institutions with a full business law service. We have more than 3800 lawyers based in over 50 cities across Europe, the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia.
Norton Rose Fulbright’s 30-year track record places us at the centre of developments across Africa. Our aim is to enable anyone who is already active in Africa or who wishes to do business across the continent to access the knowledge we have gained from working on the ground across more than 45 African jurisdictions. Our dedicated team of lawyers has a wealth of experience in assisting clients with their energy projects, negotiating Africa’s regulations and providing innovative legal solutions.
Strategic Partner
IIPELP exist to strategically evaluate energy law and public policy options in Nigeria and Africa.
It proffers solutions to the current gaps that exist in knowledge, institutional development, governance, legal and regulatory framework for the energy industry in Nigeria and Africa. It has faculties with expertise in Energy Economics, Energy Policy Development, Regulatory assessment and implementation as well legal/legislative intervention.
It also focuses on the impact assessment of Legislation and Policies governing the Energy value chain : Power, Oil,Gas and Renewables.
Sustainability Partner
ERM is a leading global provider of environmental, health, safety, risk, social consulting and sustainability related services. We work extensively with Africa’s energy industry and have over 40 years’ experience globally, working with some of the world’s leading companies.
We deliver sustainable solutions which balance environmental concerns with management, economic, technological and social needs. This enables our clients to maximise revenues, comply with regulations, improve performance and enhance their corporate reputation and public perception. ERM supports clients whose business objectives go further than compliance with regulations including realising ambitions for a sustainable and socially responsible company.
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At IBM, our priority is to help utility organizations transform energy and sustainability issues into opportunities to improve performance and optimize operations.
IBM experts are working with energy and utility organizations globally to accelerate the development of smarter energy capabilities that can improve reliability and efficiency. From grid management and smart metering systems and services, to customer engagement, to asset management, to plant operations, IBM offers smarter solutions, practices, and technologies that help utilities transform their operations for the 21st century.
Products & Services: Asset Management, GIS & Mapping, Smart Grid Solutions, Communication Infrastructure, AMI / AMR, CRM / CIS, Meter Data Management, Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Data Management, System Integrators.
To find out more visit www.ibm.com/energy
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Streamsowers & Köhn is a Nigerian based commercial law firm with offices in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. Our areas of expertise include corporate commercial law, energy and natural resources, aviation law, infrastructure and privatisation, arbitration and dispute resolution. We provide excellent legal and consultancy services to multinational enterprises, international and indigenous companies, lenders, project sponsors, governments and government departments in respect of projects and investments in Nigeria. We are responsive and innovative in the support of our client’s pursuit of their legitimate objectives and in ensuring that their legal needs are met.
Our team of professionals have been involved in providing legal advisory services to our clients in the power sector and have worked closely with regulatory authorities.
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LEADWAY ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (‘LEADWAY’) is one of Nigeria’s foremost insurance companies, with a reputation for service efficiency and customers’ reliability.
Leadway was established in 1970 by Sir Hassan O. Odukale (beate memoriae). It commenced business in 1971 and expanded into a composite insurance company underwriting both life and general insurance business currently having 21 branches across Nigeria.
Presently, LEADWAY has a Shareholders Fund of N11.7 billion and has a policy of increasing its paid-up capital steadily. Over the years, the company has recorded steady growth in its business operations. As at 31st December 2012 the company had a total asset base of over N 66.3 billion and a premium income of about N 36.98 billion.
Our core values are iSCORE meaning; integrity, service, costumer-focus, Openness, respect-for-the-individual and excellence. The reputation enjoyed by LEADWAY has been attained by the continuing pursuit of improvements to maintain competitive advantage.
If you would like to have more information about our products and services, please call 01-2700700 or email insure@leadway.com
Please feel free to visit our website www.leadway.com for further information about our products and services.
Strategic Partner
The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) is a private sector led international organisation domiciled in Nigeria with activities across Continental Africa. The Corporation offers a unique value proposition as an Africa-focused infrastructure financing institution providing competitive products and services across complimentary areas of: principal investing, financial advisory, project development and technical advisory. Within the Power industry, AFC has worked on a number of pioneering deals. E.g. The Corporation is the lead investor in conjunction with Cenpower Generation Company Limited (Cenpower), which is implementing the USD450 million Kpone IPP Project. In addition, AFC is also the lead investor in the landmark Cabeolica renewable wind power project in Cape Verde.
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First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Plc is a full service banking group, headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria with a focus on retail, commercial and investment banking. From its early origins in investment banking as City Securities Limited in 1977, FCMB, established in 1982, has emerged as one of the leading financial services institutions in Nigeria and one of the top eight lenders in the country with subsidiaries that are market leaders in their respective segments. It was granted a banking licence on August 11, 1983 and listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, by introduction, on December 21, 2004.
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MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, based in Augsburg, Germany, is the world’s leading provider of large-bore diesel engines and turbomachinery. The company employs around 14,500 staff at more than 100 international sites, primarily in Germany, Denmark, France, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, India and China. The company’s product portfolio includes two-stroke and four-stroke engines for marine and stationary applications, turbochargers and propellers as well as gas and steam turbines, compressors and chemical reactors. The range of services and supplies is rounded off by complete solutions like ship propulsion systems, engine-based power plants and turbomachinery trains for the oil & gas as well as the process industries. Customers receive worldwide after-sales services marketed under the MAN PrimeServ brand.
Showcase your business at Power Investors Summit: Nigeria
For Africa, Middle East, Asia and ROW
Alex Moulds
Director for Development
International +44 (0)7500 702 171
Nigeria +234 816 686 0008
For Europe and the USA
Damon Thompson
Commercial Director
+44 (0)20 7384 8071
Partners
- NAPTIN Graduate Skills Development Programme (NGSDP) – A one year post graduate programme developed for Graduate Engineers & Technologist in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering to acquire requisite skills and capacity need to fit into the Power Sector as key players and professionals in Generation, Transmission & Distribution sub-sectors.
- NAPTIN-NOUN Technical Skills Acquisition Programme (NNTSAP) – A one year post graduate programme developed for Undergraduate Engineers in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering to acquire professional skills as Technicians, Artisans and Craftsmen needed in Generation Transmission & Distribution sub-sectors.
- Various short courses for professionals in Generation, Transmission & Distribution sub-sectors.
Media partner
Financial Nigeria magazine is a development and finance journal published monthly since 2008 by Financial Nigeria International. With a team of world-class columnists, the magazine provides authoritative knowledge of the Frontier Emerging Markets (FEMs) of sub Saharan Africa, with particular attention on Nigeria. It is widely circulated amongst middle-to-top level policy and private sector professionals.
Africa Monitor is internationally recognised as providing essential information for anyone doing business in, or with Africa. The publication provides subscribers with systematic political risk assessment, economic forecasts and business analysis for every country across the region. Published by Business Monitor International, the emerging market specialists, Africa Monitor is broken down into four sub regional publications, of which any combination can be subscribed to. The Middle East and Africa Monitor website http://www.meamonitor.com/ includes ALL the content from the publications, a 24-month archive, and gives the added flexibility of exploring that content by country, topic or keyword. Our publications are subscribed to by over 50% of the Global Fortune 500 companies. Why not take the time to find out why? Click here to visit http://www.meamonitor.com/ for a FREE trial, or call Tel: +44 (0) 20 7246 1403.
The Business Year (TBY) is a leading research firm and publisher of annual economic resources on national economies. Present in over 25 countries, TBY provides first-hand access to the people and ideas shaping business and policy throughout the world. Each country-specific edition contains a comprehensive range of interviews and analysis, offering an inside look at doing business in the world’s most dynamic economies. TBY’s interviewees, readers, and partners comprise an international network of thought-leaders who are helping to define the future of the global economy.
Africa Business is an online news portal featuring interviews, world news & national news, and events relevant to the African business community.
Proshare, a dedicated Investor Information service with the vision of providing a financial, regulatory and business communications services for stakeholders in the Nigerian Financial Market in a timely, credible and reliable manner, has since become the country’s leading market intelligence, financial information portal, specialist content and business to business knowledge service providers to the local and international markets, businesses, organisations and governments with leading content and information platforms focused on policies and investment data and information; and a portfolio of services which includes a series of established events, training, financial information intermediation and market reports.
The firm’s history of creditable engagements have created in stakeholders the niche to look to Proshare to understand developments in Nigeria’s financial markets and keep up to date with the new risk management environment.
The firm’s services are delivered across eight practice areas:
- Analyst Services
- Investor Relations Support ;
- Share Support Services – for Retail Investors;
- Regulatory & Governance support services;
- ProConsults’ due diligence, capital markets and private equity advisory;
- Capital market Service analytics and research;
- High net worth consumer communications; and
- Training and Capacity Development.
Proshare is much more than a website; it is a niche service designed as a critical component/bridge of our capital market through its professional consultancy engagements, paradigm shifting interventions and advocacy.
Proshare is the trademark owners of The AnalystTM, The Nigerian Capital Market ReportsTM, Making Money in the Nigerian Capital MarketTM, The Nigerian InvestorTM, Share Support ServicesTM, The TyroTraderTM, and other key product brands.
If you would like to attend as a member of press or are interested in a media partnership please contact:
Amy Offord
Senior Marketing Executive
+44 (0) 20 7384 8068
amy.offord@energynet.co.uk
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Workshops : ENERGY MASTERCLASSES
Class 1: PROJECT FINANCE
Class 2: ENERGY LAW AND PRACTISE
Class Two agenda will focus on:
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Contact
For more information on the programme and for Speaking Opportunities please contact:
Ore Onagbesan
Programme Development Manager
+44 (0)20 7384 8069
+44 (0)78 1644 5317
If you would like to register for the event, attend as a member of press or are interested in a media partnership please contact:
Amy Offord
Senior Marketing Executive
+44 (0) 20 7384 8068
amy.offord@energynet.co.uk
To explore opportunities where we may be able to support your business development, please contact:
For Africa, Middle East, Asia and ROW
Alex Moulds
Director for Development
International +44 (0)7500 702 171
Nigeria +234 816 686 0008
For Europe and the USA
Damon Thompson
Commercial Director
+44 (0)20 7384 8071
Damon.thompson@energynet.co.uk
Agenda Topics Power Investors Summit: Nigeria
Key Topics Include:
- Opening Session 1: Ministerial Roundtable
- Special Presentation: HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE NIGERIAN POWER SECTOR - THE WAY FORWARD by ENGR. REUBEN ONWUEGBUNA OKEKE, Director-General, NAPTIN
- POWERING AFRICA: FINANCE OPTIONS
- THE POST- PRIVATISATION ERA: MARKET RULES AND POWER TRADING COMPLIANCE
- THE FUNDAMENTALS OF IPP DEVELOPMENT
- POWERING AFRICA GAS OPTIONS: IMPLEMENTING A GAS BASED DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
- Special Presentation: “GAS BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR NIGERIA” DR TIMOTHY OKON, Coordinator, Corporate Planning & Strategy (CP&S), NNPC
- STATE INDUSTRIAL STRATEGIES AND COMMERCIAL OFF-TAKERS
- POWER TRANSMISSIONS AND DISTRIBUTION MECHANISMS
New Features for 2014
- Pre event senior level roundtables
- Specific to 20 senior executives
- No presentations
- An opportunity to meet and discuss strategies with your peers
- Present your senior executives as thought leaders in their field
- The opportunity to contribute to the topics which will be discussed in the opening Ministerial session
- Direct access to world renowned finance and infrastructure experts
- Public Private Partnerships
- Ministerial roundtable and Q&A
The summit’s Ministerial roundtables offer the attending Ministers an opportunity to share their vision for Nigeria’s economic development and discuss the opportunities and challenges each faces as they attempt to improve Nigeria’s electricity supply industry to support economic growth. The topics submitted from the morning’s senior level roundtable will be presented to them for their frank responses. See page 4 for more information.
- Onsite Private meeting rooms
Why not hire one of our private meeting rooms to further your ability to do business and broker deals at the summit. EnergyNet will help facilitate these all important one to one meetings for sponsors hiring private meeting rooms as part of their package.
Contact Alex Moulds for more information at alex.moulds@energynet.co.uk
- Energy Master Classes
Expand your knowledge by attending one of our two master classes. Privatisation is a multifaceted and extremely complex process. Understanding the dynamics of this environment and the development of technical expertise and legislation will become essential to the long term success of the market.
- Energy Law and Practise
- Project Financing
Power Investors Summit Nigeria 2014 Brochure
Please complete the below form to access the brochure for the Power Investors Summit: Nigeria.
Any questions please contact Ore Onagbesan on +44 (0)20 7384 8069
Why is the Nigeria Power Investors Summit Relevant?
Industry News
Source: Business Wire
- In June 2010, the government revealed that the country will need to spend around US$6bn a year on electricity generation and distribution if it wants to become one of the 20 most industrialised nations in the world by 2020.
- During the period 2011-2021, Nigeria's overall power generation is expected to increase by an annual average of 7.07%, reaching 48.4TWh.
- Nigeria has abundant renewable energy resources, led by solar energy, biomass, wind and hydropower, with potential existing for geothermal and tidal power. The current state of renewable power generation use is very low. There is a lack of appropriate policy and regulatory and institutional framework to stimulate demand and attract investors.
- Following an increase in 2011 real GDP of an estimated 7.3%, BMI forecasts average annual growth of 7.2% between 2011 and 2021.
- Thanks partly to the forecast rise in net generation - growth of which barely matches the underlying demand trend - Nigeria is faced with a growing power supply shortfall.
Source: NIPP Transaction
Source: NIPP Transaction
Power Investors Summit Testimonials
Feedback from Power Investors Summit: Nigeria 2013
Why Nigeria?
We caught up with sponsors of Power Investors Summit Nigeria the IFC to find out why Nigeria remains a high priority investment destination for them.
Nigeria is often a country that receives bad press in terms of poverty, violence and political tension. However, Nigeria is also full of natural saunas, beautiful waterfalls and historical attractions.
Read the top 10 most beautiful places to visit in Nigeria.
The Power Investors Summit Nigeria takes place in the second fastest growing city in Africa: Lagos. During your time in this city you can visit the Lekki Conservation Centre to visit the wildlife with raised walkways to see monkeys, crocodiles and other wildlife. Other attractions in the City include the National Theatre which hosts galleries of modern Nigeria art and the National Museam which includes traditional symbols of power. For more information visit the Lonely Planet website.
We're delighted to partner with Cometonigeria.com who write about more key reasons to visit Nigeria - View their article now.
Join us on the evening of day two (3rd October) at 19:00 for our evening drinks reception at the Lagos Yacht Club
This is another opportunity for you to network away from the conference in a relaxed, atmospheric and cultural environment where you can strengthen your connections with prospective clients.
PISN - Post Summit Report
Why Sponsor?
Showcase your business at Power Investors Summit: Nigeria
- Do deals with the owners of Nigeria’s privatised power sector
- Meet major power users and off-takers in Nigeria’s vast industrial sectors and see where your business synergies may lie
- Solidify plans to enter the power sector in Nigeria with credible partners
- Understand Nigeria’s financing requirements for generation and meet the CEO’s of banks & financial institutions that are committed to support your entry into the market
- Showcase your business as a solution provider to asset holders
- Position your company alongside stakeholders and international investors contracted to transform Nigeria’s power sector
For Africa, Middle East, Asia and ROW
Alex Moulds
Director for Development
International +44 (0)7500 702 171
Nigeria +234 816 686 0008
For Europe and the USA
Damon Thompson
Commercial Director
+44 (0)20 7384 8071