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Power Summit holds October 12-14 in Abuja; to attract participants from the Americas, Europe and Asia

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This year’s edition of the Annual Powering Africa: Nigeria Investment Summit will hold October 12-14 in Abuja, the organisers have said.

They said in a statement issued on Tuesday that over 300 senior participants from Nigeria, the Americas, Europe and Asia are expected.

The statement listed organisations expected to feature to include the International Finance Corporation, FMO, CDC Group, AAPA Energy Ltd., Nexant, NetcoDietsmann, Control Risks,  Hannon Capital Partners, Mensah JB & Associates, Jackson, Etti & Edu, Voith Hydro Shanghai Ltd., Rook Solar Investment Limited, ILF Engineers Nigeria Limited, Chemtech Group, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP, Vestas, Diamond Development Initiatives, Engro Powergen Limited, Powerhive, Lubeserve Engineering Ltd, United Capital Plc, Rockwill Electric Corporation (Pty) Ltd, Multisol South Africa (Pty) Ltd, Vergnet, GAGE, SunFunder, ILF Engineers Nigeria Limited, Express Discount Asset Management Ltd.,  NAREVA HOLDING, Sahara Power, Rand Merchant Bank, United Bank for Africa, Mantrac, Quantum Power Operations Limited, GM Power and Gas, Total, and Cornerstone, among others.

Source: News Express.

 

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