Exhibit where the Africa–Australia corridor gets built
Clean Energy Conference Africa Australia 2027: Kigali, 25–28 May and Perth, 30 Aug – 2 Sep. Connecting Australian capital, technology and delivery expertise with Africa's energy and critical-mineral opportunities.
Why this convergence matters now
Africa holds 60% of the world's best solar resources and critical minerals global markets need. Australia brings capital, mining expertise and clean-tech maturity. CEAA moves projects from opportunity to capital: African governments and developers present qualified projects in Kigali, Australian investors and delivery partners respond in Perth, and every introduction is followed through.
~170
ASX-listed companies operating across about 35 African countries (Australian Mining Review, Mar 2026)
A$60bn
Estimated Australian mining investment in Africa (DFAT, 2024)
$200–240bn
Africa's required annual clean-energy investment by 2030 (IEA)
~600m
Africans still without electricity (IEA, 2025)
One pipeline, two stages
Kigali prepares the opportunity. Perth mobilises capital and delivery. The months between are a working period: projects are tested, matched and made ready before investors meet them.
Kigali · 25–28 May 2027
Prepare the opportunity
- Ministerial working sessions on investment barriers
- Screened projects in a standard format
- Project Clinics with DFIs, engineers and advisers
Bridge
Test and match
- Published pipeline of qualified projects
- Readiness note for each project
- Technical and financial review
Perth · 30 Aug – 2 Sep 2027
Mobilise capital and delivery
- Pre-booked investor and partner meetings
- Technical showcases for technology and delivery firms
- Announcements confirmed in writing by every party
Tracking
30 · 90 · 180 days
- Published progress report
- Partnerships confirmed in writing
- Meetings held and follow-ups logged
Four programme pillars
Investable projects
Project preparation in Kigali; investor response and matched meetings in Perth.
Future power systems
Grids, storage, distributed systems and resilience, matched with Australian expertise.
Critical mineral value chains
Processing, manufacturing, value-addition policy, mining finance and METS technology.
Skills and capacity
Skills gaps answered with institutional pairings and training partnerships.
Where exhibitors meet the pipeline
| Project Showcase | Structured 15-minute presentations of pipeline projects |
|---|---|
| Project Clinics | Technical and financial review, by invitation |
| Investor Lounge | Matched meetings by appointment |
| Regulatory Working Sessions | Barriers, permits and market rules in a closed format |
Who you'll reach
The people who move projects from proposal to delivery across mining, energy and infrastructure, at both editions.
Exhibition Enquiry
Register your interest as an exhibitor
Choose your edition and booth type. Turnkey booths are limited to 12 per edition. Our team will confirm availability and next steps.
Priority booth allocation
Registered companies hear first about booth placement and floor plans.
In front of decision-makers
Ministers, financiers, project owners and technical buyers working on screened African energy and critical-mineral projects.
Kigali, Perth or both
Exhibit at one edition or across the full corridor.
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