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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 30 MIN

Africa’s Energy Future: Unlocking the Potential for a Low-Carbon Future | S.1 E . 131

from The Samuele Tini Show - where business, innovation, and sustainability converge · host Samuele Tini

In this episode of The Sustainability Journey, we explore Africa’s energy future and the key role hydrogen can play in driving a low-carbon transition. Oghosa Erhahon, an energy and sustainability expert, shares her insights on how the continent can address energy access challenges while promoting sustainable industrialisation. From renewable energy to hydrogen economics, this conversation dives deep into the technologies and strategies that can unlock Africa’s potential for a greener future. "The infrastructure we lay down today will be used for decades. Why not make it sustainable now?" — Oghosa Erhahon

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