African Energy Week (AEW) is an annual event organized by the African Energy Chamber. It brings together prominent African energy leaders, global investors, and executives from the public and private sectors for four days of intensive discussions on the future of the African energy industry. AEW serves as a platform for interactive conferences, exhibitions, and networking opportunities.

Established in 2021, AEW aims to eradicate energy poverty in Africa by 2030. The event hosts various panel discussions, investor forums, industry summits, and one-on-one meetings, driving conversations that will reshape the continent's energy development trajectory. In 2023, AEW returns bigger and better than ever, serving as the official meeting place for Africa's energy elite.

It covers the entire energy sector and value chain, making it the continent's only comprehensive conference in the industry. AEW takes place at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, utilizing multiple venues to accommodate over 5,000 delegates. Attendees have the opportunity to customize their own program and engage in various networking functions.

With a focus on collaboration and integration, AEW strives to overcome Africa's resource curse and support energy projects across the continent. By advocating for personal responsibility, free markets, and an enabling environment for investors, AEW ensures that Africa's energy sector benefits its own people and reduces reliance on foreign aid