ALN Builds Africa’s Industrialised Future at Africa Energy Forum

Connecting Africa’s Energy Opportunity to the World
AEF returns to Cape Town, convening the continent’s most influential energy stakeholders around a single, urgent imperative: powering growth for more than 1.5 billion people. The forum connects energy, critical minerals, infrastructure, finance, and technology, driving the shift from ambition to execution and from resources to value creation as Africa takes a central role in global supply chains and long-term investment.

Our presence at AEF 2026 reflects the firm’s deep commitment to the African energy sector. With member firms operating across the continent’s most active energy markets, we are uniquely positioned to advise investors, developers, and financiers navigating the legal and regulatory landscape of African energy projects at scale.

ALN’s Energy Expertise: Advising Africa’s Most Consequential Transactions
Our Energy expertise brings together specialist teams across its member firm network, providing integrated legal advisory on the full spectrum of energy sector work. Renowned for on-the-ground expertise and productive relationships with regional regulators and policymakers, our energy teams advise on project development and financing, power purchase agreements, regulatory compliance, concession and licence arrangements, cross-border infrastructure, and critical minerals value chain development.

We support a broad client base, including independent power producers, infrastructure funds, multilateral development banks, export credit agencies, commercial lenders, and government counterparties, across markets spanning East, West, and Southern Africa.

ALN Delegation at AEF 2026
ALN will be represented at AEF 2026 by a delegation from six of the continent’s key energy markets. Delegates will participate in forum sessions, the Corporate Roundtable, and broader networking across the four-day programme.

1. Chris Green, Director – A&K Tanzania | ALN Tanzania
2. Cephas Caleb, Partner – Aluko & Oyebode | ALN Nigeria
3. Oludare Senbore, Partner – Aluko & Oyebode | ALN Nigeria
4. Amyn Mussa, Partner – Anjarwalla & Khanna | ALN Kenya
5. Ian Gaitta, Partner – Anjarwalla & Khanna | ALN Kenya
6. Fayaz Hajee Abdoula, Co-Managing Partner – BLC Robert & Associates | ALN Mauritius
7. Jean-Eric Sauzier, Co-Managing Partner – BLC Robert & Associates | ALN Mauritius
8. Fiona Davies Nalwanga, Partner – MMAKS Advocates | ALN Uganda
9. Simon Kapampa, Managing Partner – Musa Dudhia & Co. | ALN Zambia

Voices from the ALN Delegation

Oludare Senbore, Partner at Aluko & Oyebode (ALN Nigeria), who will be participating in the Corporate Roundtable at AEF 2026, comments:“AEF 2026 arrives at a defining moment for African energy. The continent is no longer simply a source of resources. It is becoming the site of value creation, industrial transformation, and long-term capital deployment. The conversations at Cape Town will shape the frameworks and partnerships that determine whether that potential is realised. We are proud to be part of this dialogue.”

Chris Green, Director at Anjarwalla & Khanna Tanzania (ALN Tanzania), adds:“Africa sits at the intersection of the most critical themes on the AEF 2026 agenda. From renewable energy development to the continent’s growing role in critical minerals supply chains, the investment case has never been more compelling. ALN brings the on-the-ground expertise and regulatory insight that investors need to move from interest to execution across our markets.”

Engage with ALN at AEF 2026
ALN is delighted to be part of AEF 2026, contributing insight and collaborating with energy leaders, investors, and policymakers to navigate the opportunities and challenges shaping Africa’s energy and industrialisation agenda. Delegates are welcome to connect with the ALN team across the four-day programme.

Explore the AEF 2026 agenda here.