Reserve your seat today for East Africa's PREMIER power event!
2008 marks the tenth anniversary of the East African Power Industry Convention (EAPIC).This event is the only forum that provides an annual discussion platform and updates on the power sectors in East Africa.
EAPIC has achieved successes in Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, DRC, Angola and Mozambique in the past and has grown considerably from year to year. It has become the leading power event in East Africa and has consistently attracted high level decision makers involved in the expanding power industry of the region.
Kenya has one of the fastest grow
ing energy sectors in East Africa. It is situated centrally within the region, and provides the ideal meeting place for all stakeholders with an interest in the issues, challenges and opportunities that are currently confronting the energy sector.
EAPIC is THE premier regional opportunity to learn about and promote breakthrough research and technologies, meet colleagues, and improve your professional edge in the utility enterprise!
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Minister of Energy to deliver keynote
The keynote speech will be presented by the Honourable Kiraitu Murungi, Kenya’s Minister of Energy, on Wednesday, 17 September. In his keynote, the Minister will look at the Millennium Development Goals for 2015, with a special focus on Kenya’s achievements and future plans in the energy sector.
Event highlights
Meet top decision makers from the power sector within the region
Interact with a unique cross-section of high level and technical people
Tackle issues specific to the region, such as power generation/regulatory issues/energy trading/electrification/ alternative energy sources
Benefit from free access to industry consultants
Keep up to date on new technologies
Find out about tested solutions and techniques from the industry's leading experts
Gain perspective on the state of the industry as well as emerging trends.
Register now for the sit visit to the Kenya Bureau of Standards testing laboratories
On Tuesday, 16 September, delegates will be given a tour of the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) electrical testing laboratories. KEBS is responsible for testing, among other things, conduits, conductors for power lines, electric cables and cords, and provides trade facilitation services in metrology, standards, testing and quality management. KEBS helps to eliminate technical barriers to trade while providing services in standardization and conformity assessment. To find out more about the programme [click here]
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