Registration & Welcome Coffee

Masterclass A

Operational Readiness – Novel Local Content Strategies Led By: ExxonMobil

Masterclass Topics:

• Practical Mozambican Local Content strategies
• How is National Content adding value to the economy and population?
• What are the current threats and opportunities to deliver a real national content policy in Mozambique?
• Preparing Mozambique for long term value addition from energy projects

Official Opening Ceremony

Guest of Honour Welcome Address

Global Energy Leaders Panel

Mozambique Leading Through The Global Energy Transition

• An overview of Mozambique’s Energy Transition Strategy: opportunities and challenges ahead
• Attracting global investments into the next phase of energy projects in Mozambique: fulfilling
  clean energy ambitions
• Harnessing the full potential of Mozambique’s diverse energy mix including gas, LNG, wind, solar,
  and hydro
• Overcoming the energy dilemma: population’s low energy access with abundant energy sources
  for export
• Creating new green energy projects by offsetting fossil fuels: creating energy security and a
  diverse mix
• Collaboration and partnerships to achieve Mozambique’s Energy Transition Strategy

Speakers:

Hon. Carlos Zacarias

Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy

MIREME

Hon. Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua

Minister of Hydrocarbons

Republic of Congo

Ludovina Bernardo

Chairwoman & CEO

ENH

Eng. Nazário Balangane

Chairman

INP

Official Family Photo

Official Exhibition Opening & Guest of Honour Tour & Coffee Networking

Coral Project Spotlight

Latest Developments, Updates and Next Phases and Opportunities

Session 1

Mozambique At The Heart Of Africa’s Gas & Energy Revolution

• Asset portfolio optimization: integrating Mozambique’s energy system with national and international demand
• Getting ready for the next phase in gas and energy projects: Operationalisation and implementation on the ground
• Investments in near term projects with clean long term ambitions
• Enabling new energy demand and ensuring leaner, agile and more effective energy operations in country
• Creating efficiencies and collaboration in Mozambique’s energy sector
• Lessons from other countries, cooperation and energy sector integration: Angola, Tanzania, Nigeria
• Cabo Delgado project re-start: meeting all conditions for a successful project
• Gas generation projects overview: Beluluane, Temane, Powership LNG

Speakers:

Marcelina Mataveia

National Director of Energy

MIREME

Pascoal Mocumbi

Executive Director and Member of the Board, Commercial and New Business

ENH

Frank Kretschmer

General Manager

ExxonMobil Moçambique, Limitada

Session 2

Fulfilling Mozambique’s Energy Transition By Promoting Women Empowerment And An Inclusive Sector

• Boosting talent and women participation in the industry through talent nurturing, innovation and authentic leadership
• From ambition to action: how can we have a truly inclusive national energy sector
• Women empowerment in the energy sector: working together for real inclusivity
• Recent data and gaps in women participation: what must be done to boost women in energy?
• Association, coordination and collaboration: bringing the key stakeholders together for powerful deliveries

Speakers:

Hon. Helen Lewis

British High Commissioner to Mozambique

UK

Sasha Vieira

Head of Operations

Standard Bank Group

Ditsietsi Morabe

Member of the Board

Rompco

Spotlight Session 3

Upstream Investments, Deepwater Exploration And Opportunities

• Investments in the upstream sector and deepwater opportunities
• Upstream prospects from the 6th Bid Round: Plans, timelines, projects
• What developments are expected: new players in country
• Lessons and case studies from other countries
• Future bid rounds and key untapped areas?

Moderator:

Patrícia Quirino

TLS Lead Partner

PwC

Speaker:

Rudêncio Morais

Executive Director and Member of the Board, Exploration and Production

ENH

Networking Lunch

Spotlight Session

Social Investments, Community Preparedness And Integration

• Community engagement, integration and preparedness for the next stage in gas and energy projects in Mozambique
• Practical projects and achievements on the ground: Gaps and opportunities
• Cabo Delgado updates, latest developments and projects
• Knowledge and capacity building across the energy sector and the country
• How to benefit the country as a whole and other regions? How to maximise the social investments being made?
• Improving critical infrastructure, coastal development and commercial agriculture – Zambezia province case study

Speakers:

Dr. Valige Tauabo

Governor

Cabo Delgado Province

Murrandine Omar

Regional Operations Manager

IFS Mozambique Limitada

Edo Stork

Resident Representative

UNDP/ PNUD Mozambique

Session 4

Innovations, Climate Technologies, Digitalisation and AI Applications

• Climate technologies development boosting gas and energy projects
• Low emission energy solutions in Mozambique’s gas and energy industry
• Digitalisation in Mozambique’s energy sector: creating efficiencies across the value chain
• Enhancing digital capabilities & AI applications to create efficiencies in the energy sector
• Promoting green transportation in country, introducing electric vehicles, as well as increasing the
  use of gas-powered vehicles and promoting biofuels

Session 5

Financing The New Generation Of Gas, Energy And Infrastructure Projects By Boosting An Enabling Business Environment

• Ensuring a robust and stable legal, fiscal and financial framework for Mozambique’s energy sector
• Opportunities to finance projects and access capital to develop project expansion
• Requirements to acquire capital and ensure support for successful project completion
• What role will local banks play in financing local projects and companies?
• Complying with international standards and new regulations in the financial system
• How can the financial system create opportunities for women in the gas sector?
• How are sovereign wealth funds supporting the energy transition?
• How can the sovereign wealth fund be structured to ensure the maximisation of benefits for future generations?

Speakers:

Paul Eardley Taylor

Head of Energy, Southern Africa

Standard Bank Group

Gil Bires

Director General

APIEX

Tiago Almeida

Senior Investment Officer

IFC

Networking Coffee Break

Session 6

African Energy Partnerships: Power Transmission, Generation And Distribution

• Mozambique as an energy hub powering the regional grid
• Striking strategic partnerships in Africa to drive the gas industry forward and boost integration
• Smart Grid implementation in Mozambique and access across the regional
• Southern Africa Power Pool: linking regional transmission grids
• Outlook on Strategic Regional Transmission projects
  
  • MOZA – Zambia
  • MOMA – Malawi
  • MOTA – Tanzania
  • MOZISA – Zimbabwe
  • MOTRACO – Eswatini South Africa

Moderator:

Carlos Pone

Non-Executive Board Member, Former CEO

AfriGrown, ABB UAE

Speakers:

Dele Kuti

Global Head of Energy and Infrastructure

Standard Bank Group

Dr. Towindo Tichãona

Director General

Central Térmica de Ressano Garcia (CRTG)

Eng. Joaquim Henrique Ou-Chim

President of the Board

EDM

Paulo da Graça

President of the Board

ARENE

Interactive Spotlight Session

Developing Mozambique’s Hydrogen And Ammonia Opportunity

• The hydrogen opportunity for Mozambique: latest updates, projects and timelines
• How do hydrogen projects fit in Mozambican Government’s Energy Transition Strategy
• Mozambican hydrogen roadmap: Lessons from other African countries – Namibia case study
• Green, blue, white hydrogen: what are the real prospects in the region?
• The role of hydrogen in decarbonizing hard to abate sectors and boosting green industrialisation
• Countries Case studies: Mauritania, South Africa, Angola

Speaker:

Dr. Waleed Khadrawy

Energy Transition & Sustainability General Manager

Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company

Welcome Networking Coffee

Session 7

Africa’s Future Gas & Energy Industry Leaders

• Authentic Leadership: promoting the energy leaders of tomorrow
• Training and capacity building: the key cornerstones to bringing Mozambican future workforce into the energy sector
• What has been achieved since last year? What gaps still exists?
• What collaboration between local institutions needs to be fostered?

Moderator:

Lectícia Sepúlveda

Public and Government Affairs Advisor

ExxonMobil Moçambique Limitada

Session 8

Midstream And Downstream Sectors Outlook: Projects, Investments And Opportunities

• Gas and energy transportation: LNG, terminals, pipelines, energy hubs
• The importance of gas and energy transportation to turbocharge the industry
• Operational developments and updates in the sector
• Other LNG terminals in the region: how the sector is becoming more integrated
• Matola LNG Case Study

Speaker:

Agostinho Langa Júnior

Chairperson, Board of Directors

CFM

Spotlight Session

Shipping And Maritime Sector In Mozambique And The Region

• Shipping and maritime sectors outlook and opportunities in Mozambique and the region
• Innovations and new technologies in the maritime sector: coupling new solutions to the current and future projects
• LNG Transportation and storage: latest innovations and technologies
• The insurance industry role in promoting sound and safe gas, LNG and energy projects

Speakers:

Bruno Maximiano do Amaral

Country Director

Lloyd’s Register – Mozambique

Janine Fonseca

Business Development Manager

GTT (Gaztransport & Technigaz)

Networking Coffee

Session 9

Domestic Gas, Green Industrialisation And Infrastructure Projects

• What role will the energy sector play in powering Mozambique’s industrialisation?
• How can gas and LNG projects be a catalyst for industrialisation and economic diversification in different
  sectors?
• Using gas to develop other strategic sectors such as: agriculture, metals, transport
• Using domestic gas to develop petrochemicals and polymers industry
• Gas applications for agri-business and fertilizers
• Creating opportunities for local businesses and services in country
• Extracting natural gas from the Búzi Block to supply thermoelectric power station in Sofala
• Industrialising through integrated projects around industrial corridors including Nacala
• Energy transition: what will be the role of Mozambique’s gas be in the context of global energy transition
• Options for renewables and cleaner energy withing Mozambique’s energy sector

Moderator:

Dra. Marcelina Joel

Head of Planning

MIREME

Speakers:

Winston O'Young

Senior Policy and International Relations Officer,

Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries, Trinidad and Tobago

Paulo Chibanga

Board Member

AIMO

Jaime Comiche

Country Representative

United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

Simone Santi

CEO

Leonardo Group & President Mining, Hydrocarbon and Energy Department, CTA

Session 10

Energy Access For All and Clean Cooking Solutions: Boosting Socio Economic Growth In Mozambique And Across The Region

• Clean cooking initiative implementation through LPG and other options
• Meeting Government’s energy access targets: bringing affordable energy to all Mozambicans
• Achieving universal access to energy by 2030 through clean cooking solutions
• Local Content developments allowing energy access for all Mozambican citizens
• The role of solar mini-grids in providing clean energy access to rural communities
• The Platform of Universal Access to Energy in Mozambique: Tracking SDG7 targets of SDG7 by offering visualizations of
  regional progresses on provincial level for the access to electricity and access to clean cooking

Speakers:

Titos Nhabomba

Marketing Director

ENH

Anicha Abdul

Chief Visionary Officer

Energy23

Session 11

Expanding Clean Energy Production And Capacity: Hydro, Wind And Solar

• Strategic outlook on the major clean energy projects in Mozambique
• Where do they fit with the Government’s Energy Transition Strategy? Current status, timelines and next steps
  • Hydro: Cahora Bassa North Bank, Mphanda Nkuwa, Lúrio, Mupata, Boroma
  • Solar: Teteriane, Cuamba, Lichinga, Manje, Metoro, Dondo
  • Wind: Namaacha Wind, Manhiça Wind, Jangamo Wind

Moderator:

Mayra Pereira

Founder

Gaia EES Consulting

Speakers:

Carlos Yum

Managing Director

Mphanda Nkuwa Hydroelectric Project Implementation Office (GMNK)

Tomás Matola

President of the Board

HCB

Florival Mucave

Chairman

Mozambican Energy Chamber

Networking Lunch

Spotlight Session

Accelerating The Development Of Mozambique’s Green Mobility, Transportation & Storage Sectors

• Revolutionising Mozambique’s transportation system: Electric Vehicle expansion
• Implementing innovative transportation solutions: roads, rails, buses, trucks
• CNG transportation and fuelling stations and transportation: case studies from around the globe
• Gas and biofuels powered vehicles
• Virtual LNG Pipelines

Speaker:

Nilza Maibaze

Head of Industrial Projects

DHL Global Forwarding Mozambique

Session 12

Energy Startup/MSME Interactive Project Pitch

• This session will showcase 3 Mozambican shortlisted Startup / MSME and their Project Pitch
• The companies will each present a project and innovations with real impact and practical applications
• The projects will be aligned with the Government’s Energy Transition Strategy
• There will be real live polls and Q&A with audience
• The projects will be rated and the audience will vote the best project who will then receive support
  and mentorship for implementation

Panel Of Experts:

Barbara Habib

Senior Manager, Sustainable Business Group, DAI & Project Director

MozUp

Networking Coffee Break

Project & Investment Networking Roundtables

• Table 1 – Women And Youth Empowerment
• Table 2 - New Energy Investments
• Table 3 – Finance: Powered By BCI
• Table 4 – Mozambique Energy Transition Strategy Business Opportunities
• Table 5 – Energy Project Readiness
• Table 6 – Hydrogen
• Table 7 – Climate Technology, Innovation & AI
• Table 8 –Talent & Authentic Leadership

Summit Conclusion

Summary, Final Conclusions, Statements And Announcements

• Practical Key Takeways: binding solutions for the next 12 months
• What can the Government and private sector commit to in order to move the sector to the next stage
• 5 Key measurable outcomes of the MGES 2024 edition