HELD UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HON. DR. DOTO MASHAKA BITEKO (MP), DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTRY OF ENERGY OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

4th University Student Poster Contest Award

Session 2. Leadership & Ministerial Panel: The Role of African Energy Project in the Global Scene

• Opportunities for Africa as the centre of a global energy revolution: Producing and exporting sustainable energy

• Cross border energy collaboration and new opportunities in the energy sector full value chain: Oil, gas, energy, solar, wind

• The global energy and fuel supply: The outlook for the next decade in the sector

• Energy transition: What it means for Tanzania and Africa energy projects

• Oil and gas trading opportunities: Boosting economies across the continent

• Project cooperation with global energy partners from the Middle East, Europe, US and Asia

• Gas and LNG Projects Case Studies from around the world

• Power transmission collaboration and integrating regional networks

• COP28: How can African countries develop the energy production agenda through sustainable energy production and development

• Energy Transition Implementation: What does it mean for Africa, Tanzania and their partners

• The role of Africa’s energy outlook post Covid and Ukraine war

Moderator

Ewen Denning

COO

Orca Energy Group

Speakers

Hon. Dr. Doto Mashaka Biteko (MP)

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy

Ministry of Energy, United Republic of Tanzania

Hon. Suleiman Masoud Makame

Minister of Blue Economy and Fisheries

Zanzibar

Hon. Minister Ruth Nakanbirwa

Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda

Hon. Ibrahim Matola

Minister of Energy

Malawi

Sunindyo Suryo Herdadi

Director of Engineering and Environment for Mineral and Coal of Energy

Ministry of Natural Resources, Republic of Indonesia

Session 4. Communities' Engagement Spotlight: Rural Electrification, Clean Cooking and Overcoming Energy Poverty

• The critical role of SDG7 framework to ensure clean energy access to Tanzanian communities

• The role of LPG in allowing communities and Tanzanians to access clean energy and cooking

• Financing mechanisms for clean cooking and clean energy development

• Options for government support and subsidies to enhance access to clean cooking and energy

• How can communities around Tanzania access clean energy? Mini grids, bioethanol

• Government and private sector collaboration to develop electricity for all strategies

• Rural electrification opportunities for Tanzanian citizens and businesses

• Linking clean energy projects to the local grids – access to clean energy, overcoming energy poverty and benefiting local communities

Speakers

Styden Rwebangira

Assistant Commissioner Electricity and Renewable Energy

Ministry of Energy

Eng. Hassan Seif Saidy

Director General

Rural Energy Agency (REA)

Finias Magessa

Chairman

Tanzania Association of Clean Cooking Stakeholders

Benoit Araman

Managing Director

Oryx Energies

Moderator

Amos Jackson

Executive Director

Tanzania LPG Association

Session 5. 3rd Tanzanian Women in Energy Forum: Enhancing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

• What is the Government and private sector doing to ensure women have the same opportunities to progress?

• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) strategies and developments: how is Tanzania tacking inequality and creating opportunities for all?

• How can national entrepreneurship be promoted and what are the support options?

• The importance of economic empowerment of women in the oil and gas industry: what has been done so far?

• The role of Universities in educating and changing the cultural mind-set to improve Tanzanians’ access to the job market, tenders and contracts from the energy sector

Moderator

Carol Ndosi

Chief of Party

Women and Technology Tanzania

Speakers

Hon. Mwanaidi Ali Khamis

Deputy Minister for Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups

Tanzania

Regina Kabwogi

Director of Research and Training

Tanzania Women in Energy (TaWoE)

Haawa Bukenya

Legal Counsel

UNOC

Eliah Malikita BSc Pet Eng.

Trainee Production Specialist

PanAfrican Energy Tanzania

Juliet Mboneko Tibaijuka

Sustainability Manager

Equinor

Congress Day One Close

Session 7. Energy Project Financing Panel: Financing Tanzania's Next Generation of Sustainable Energy Projects

• Financing opportunities for Tanzania’s energy projects

• The challenge of financing a project to 2050 and beyond

• Adaptive financing structures: Examples drawn from recent projects

• ESG considerations for investors: Material changes in attitudes towards energy projects

• Different approaches to financing from host governments, the major operators and the private asset developers

• Creating partnerships and opportunities for Tanzanian Banks at a national, regional and global level

• Mitigating the carbon footprint along the value chain to guarantee financing

• Are we headed to a different investment life cycle as contract terms get shorter?

• Financing local businesses and SMEs: How can we make the value chain more inclusive?

Moderator

Michael Strain

Partner

Bowmans Law

Speakers

Gilead Teri

Executive Director

TIC

Boma Raballa

Chief Commercial Officer – Designate

CRDB Bank Plc

Céline Robert

Country Director Tanzania

Agence Française de Développement

Session 8. Spotlight Infrastructure Session: Building an Integrated and Sustainable Energy Network

• Building critical infrastructure supporting energy project developments in Tanzania and the

• Roads, Ports, pipelines, maritime, railways, electrical grid, digital infrastructure: Moving towards an integrated system

• Linking Tanzania energy projects with regional neighbours: Power, energy and transportation

Moderator

Aly Dewji

Chief Technical Officer

Simba Supply Chain Logistics Limited

Speakers

Plasduce Mbossa

Director General

Tanzania Ports Authority

Eng. Samuel Gwamaka Mafwenga

Director General

National Environmental Management Commission (NEMC)

William Chiume

Director of Petroleum Business

TPDC

Giulio De Stefano

Director – Investment and Sustainable Development

Africa Global Logistics Tanzania Limited

Dominic O Osumu

Group Managing Director

ARiS Risk & Insurance Solutions Limited

Session 9. Downstream & EACOP Project Spotlight: Creating Refining Capacity, Boosting Energy Security and Developing Industrial Economic Sectors

• Creating a domestic gas market and utilising this resource to boost economic growth

• Downstream opportunities and upcoming projects in Tanzania

• EACOP highlights: The latest project developments and updates

• Oil & gas distribution and regional integration: Tanzania as the oil and gas hub in the region

• Infrastructure development: Creating value nationally, regionally and locally

• Gas to power opportunities and projects in Tanzania

• Creating a domestic gas market from zero to today: Boosting economic growth

• Critical opportunities in CNG market and other key strategic areas: Projects, timelines and next steps – PanAfrican Energy

• Power transmission in Tanzania and East Africa: National and regional power grids boost

• Downstream sector evolution in Tanzania: Refining, petrochemicals, oil and gas transportation

Moderator

Mickael Vogel

Director & Head of Research

Hawilti Ltd.

Speakers

Dr. James Andilile

Director General

Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA)

Martin Tiffen

Managing Director

EACOP

Derick Moshi

Director of Planning and Investment

TPDC

Bizimana Ntuyabaliwe

Deputy Managing Director

PanAfrican Energy

Zanzibar Ministry Closing Address

Speaker

Hon. Suleiman Masoud Makame

Minister of Blue Economy and Fisheries

Zanzibar

End of Tanzania Energy Congress 2023