# African & Caribbean Energy Network


## Posts

- [ACEN Weekly Research Brief | 23 October 2026 | Energy Progress Must Reach Kitchens, Careers and Communities](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-weekly-research-brief-23-october-2026-energy-progress-must-reach-kitchens-careers-and-communities/): Energy progress is meaningful only when people can feel it in daily life: in a kitchen free from smoke, in a reliable business connection, in a household protected from price shocks and in an energy sector where women are equipped to lead.
- [UNGA 81 Wrap-Up: African and Caribbean Voices Demand Reform, Climate Justice and Development That Delivers](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-wrap-up/): The General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly concluded on Monday, 28 September 2026, following six days of national addresses.
- [UNGA 81 MONDAY RECAP: AFRICAN & CARIBBEAN VOICES](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-monday-recap-african-caribbean-voices/): The final day of the UNGA 81 General Debate featured 11 African and Caribbean countries: Mali, Eritrea, Burkina Faso, Algeria, Malawi, the Republic of the Congo, Sudan, Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, South Sudan and Benin.
- [An Island-Sized Trial: What Antigua and Barbuda's Partnership with Octopus Energy Could Mean for the Caribbean](https://acenergynetwork.org/an-island-sized-trial/): On September 24, during New York Climate Week, the Government of Antigua and Barbuda and Octopus Energy signed a memorandum of understanding at the Global Citizen NOW: Impact Session.
- [UNGA 81 SATURDAY RECAP](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-saturday-recap/): Saturday kept the momentum going!
- [UNGA 81 FRIDAY RECAP](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-friday-recap/): Friday did not cool down!
- [UNGA 81 THURSDAY RECAP: THE UN WAS LIT!](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-thursday-recap-the-un-was-lit/): Thursday’s General Debate brought powerful interventions from 13 African and Caribbean delegations.
- [UNGA 81: WEDNESDAY'S AFRICAN & CARIBBEAN SPEAKER RECAP](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-wednesdays-african-caribbean-speaker-recap/): Wednesday’s General Debate brought addresses from 14 African and Caribbean delegations, with leaders placing peace, institutional reform, climate resilience, development finance and responsible management of natural resources firmly on the global agenda.
- [UNGA 81 Tuesday Recap: African and Caribbean Voices Call for Reform, Resilience and Real Action](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-tuesday-recap/): The opening day of the 81st United Nations General Assembly brought important perspectives from Angola, Sierra Leone, Seychelles, Tanzania, Suriname, Dominica, and Trinidad and Tobago.
- [ACEN Weekly Research Brief | 18 September 2026 - When Energy Finance Reaches People](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-weekly-research-brief-18-september-2026/): Money can build power plants, grids and businesses. But finance advances SDG 7 only when it improves the energy services people can actually use and afford.
- [UNGA 81 Week Two: Sustainable Development Takes Centre Stage](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-week-two-sustainable-development-takes-centre-stage/): As the second week of the 81st United Nations General Assembly concludes, attention is shifting from organizational preparations to high-level global action on sustainable development, gender equality, climate change, energy access, and international cooperation.
- [UNGA 81 Begins: Restoring Trust and Advancing Global Action](https://acenergynetwork.org/unga-81-begins-restoring-trust-and-advancing-global-action/): The 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly has opened in New York, setting the stage for critical discussions on peace, sustainable development, climate action, energy security and reform of the international system.
- [ACEN Weekly Research Brief | 11 September 2026 - From Access to Agency: Who Really Benefits from Energy Progress?](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-weekly-research-brief-11-september-2026/): Energy-access statistics often tell us how many homes are connected, how many stoves are distributed or how much renewable capacity is installed.
- [ACEN Weekly Research Brief | 4 September 2026 - Financing Energy Access: From Capital to Community](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-weekly-research-brief-4-september-2026/): Ending energy poverty is not only a question of how much money is available.
- [ACEN Weekly Research Brief | 28 August 2026 - Beyond the Connection: What New Research Reveals About Energy Poverty](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-weekly-research-brief-28-august-2026/): Energy poverty is often described as the absence of an electricity connection.
- [ACEN RESEARCH BRIEF August 21, 2026 | Ending Energy Poverty in Africa and the Caribbean](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-research-brief-august-21-2026-ending-energy-poverty-in-africa-and-the-caribbean/): Energy poverty is not simply the absence of electricity.
- [UN HLPF's SDG 7 Session: Countries Takeaways on Energy Access and Clean Energy](https://acenergynetwork.org/un-sdg7-session-speaker-by-speaker-country-takeaways/): The UN HLPF's SDG 7 session was less a debate about ambition than a test of delivery.
- [Angola's Offshore Boom and the Battle to Keep Aging Infrastructure Running: Why AIMCT 2026 Matters](https://acenergynetwork.org/angola-offshore-asset-integrity-aimct-2026/): Angola's offshore oil sector is experiencing a moment of renewed momentum. New investments are flowing in. Deepwater blocks are being developed.
- [Caribbean Energy Security in 2026: SIDS, CCREEE & the Path to 70% Renewables](https://acenergynetwork.org/caribbean-energy-security-2026-sids-ccreee-renewables/): Ask a Caribbean household what energy insecurity feels like and the answer is visceral: electricity bills that consume 20–30% of household income, diesel generators humming through blackouts, and the perpetual anxiety of knowing that a single hurricane can flatten the grid infrastructure a nation spent decades building.
- [Nigeria's Energy Transition Plan: What ACEN Members Need to Know in 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/nigeria-energy-transition-plan-2026-acen-guide/): Nigeria is home to more than 220 million people and the largest economy on the African continent.
- [Southern Africa's Energy Transition: South Africa, Zimbabwe & Zambia's Path to Clean Power](https://acenergynetwork.org/southern-africa-energy-transition-south-africa-zimbabwe-zambia/): Southern Africa is one of the world's most instructive — and most sobering — laboratories for the global energy transition.
- [East Africa's Energy Transition: Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda's Path to Clean Power by 2030](https://acenergynetwork.org/east-africa-energy-transition-kenya-tanzania-uganda-2030/): East Africa has quietly become the continent's most advanced clean energy corridor — and the world is about to pay close attention.
- [Francophone West Africa's Clean Energy Transition: Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire & the Sahel](https://acenergynetwork.org/francophone-west-africa-clean-energy-transition-2026/): Francophone West Africa is at an energy inflection point unlike any in its modern history.
- [Why US Energy Professionals Are Joining ACEN in 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/us-energy-professionals-acen-membership-2026/): The global energy transition isn't happening in boardrooms — it's happening in Lagos, Bridgetown, and Nairobi.
- [Southern Africa's Energy Transition at HLPF 2026: South Africa, Zambia & Zimbabwe in Focus](https://acenergynetwork.org/southern-africa-energy-transition-hlpf-2026/): Southern Africa sits at one of the world's sharpest energy contradictions.
- [East Africa's Clean Energy Transition: Kenya, Tanzania & Ethiopia Lead the Way in 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/east-africa-clean-energy-transition-2026/): East Africa is home to three of the continent's most ambitious clean energy stories.
- [West Africa's Energy Transition at HLPF 2026: What ECOWAS Nations Are Committing To](https://acenergynetwork.org/west-africa-energy-transition-hlpf-2026-ecowas/): On July 7, 2026, the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development opens at UN Headquarters in New York — and for the African & Caribbean Energy Network, West Africa is the story to watch.
- [Africa Energy Forum 2026: Key Takeaways for African & Caribbean Energy Professionals](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-energy-forum-2026-key-takeaways/): The 28th Africa Energy Forum just wrapped in Cape Town — and the signals it sent are impossible to ignore.
- [Caribbean Clean Energy Financing 2026: Unlocking Investment for Small Island Developing States](https://acenergynetwork.org/caribbean-clean-energy-financing-2026-sids/): Caribbean households pay between $0.35 and $0.55 per kilowatt-hour for electricity — among the highest rates on the planet.
- [SDG 7 Progress in Nigeria, Kenya & the Caribbean: What HLPF 2026 Will Reveal](https://acenergynetwork.org/sdg7-progress-nigeria-kenya-caribbean-hlpf-2026/): HLPF 2026 opens in 16 days.
- [COP30 Belém 2026: What Africa & Caribbean Energy Professionals Must Know About the Outcomes](https://acenergynetwork.org/cop30-belem-2026-africa-caribbean-energy-professionals/): COP30 closed in Belém, Brazil in November 2025 — and for energy professionals working in Africa and the Caribbean, the reverberations are still being felt.
- [ACEN Joins AIMCT Angola 2026 as Official Media Partner — Members Receive Exclusive Invitation](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-media-partner-aimct-angola-2026/): The African & Caribbean Energy Network (ACEN) is proud to announce its appointment as Official Media Partner of the 14th Asset Integrity, Maintenance, Corrosion & Turnaround Conference — AIMCT Angola 2026 — taking place on 14 July 2026 at the Hotel de Convenções de Talatona (HCTA) in Luanda, Angola.
- [ACEN is an Official Media Partner of NOG Energy Week 2026 — Africa's Premier Energy Conference Returns to Abuja](https://acenergynetwork.org/nog-energy-week-2026-acen-media-partner/): Africa's most influential energy gathering is back — and ACEN is proud to be part of it.
- [Africa Energy Week 2026: What Every Energy Professional Needs to Know Before Cape Town](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-energy-week-2026-cape-town-guide/): Africa Energy Week 2026 is the continent's premier energy convening: 300+ ministers and VIPs, 400+ industry speakers, 9,000+ attendees, 1,500+ companies.
- [HLPF 2026 Countdown: What ACEN Members Get Access To Before July 7](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-countdown-acen-membership-access/): HLPF 2026 opens July 7 in New York. For African and Caribbean energy professionals, it's the most consequential global policy moment in 8 years.
- [HLPF 2026 Ministerial Week: What Energy Professionals Need to Know Before July 13](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-ministerial-week-energy-professionals-july-13/): July 13, 2026 marks the start of the most consequential 72 hours on the global SDG energy calendar this year.
- [21 African & Caribbean Countries at HLPF 2026: What Their SDG 7 Reviews Mean for Your Network](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-21-african-caribbean-countries-sdg7-reviews/): From July 7 to 15, 2026, the UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development convenes in New York for what is shaping up to be the most consequential SDG review week of the decade's second half.
- [IRENA World Energy Transitions Outlook 2026: What It Means for Africa & the Caribbean](https://acenergynetwork.org/irena-world-energy-transitions-outlook-2026-africa-caribbean/): IRENA's World Energy Transitions Outlook is the international community's primary yardstick for measuring progress toward a 1.5°C-aligned energy future.
- [Africa's Renewable Energy Finance Gap: What $25 Billion in New Pledges Actually Means for Communities](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-renewable-energy-finance-gap-25-billion-pledges-communities/): Every few months, a major multilateral institution announces a landmark commitment to clean energy in Africa.
- [Just Energy Transition in Africa: What the Latest Climate Finance Commitments Mean for Communities](https://acenergynetwork.org/just-energy-transition-africa-climate-finance-commitments-2026/): The phrase "just energy transition" has made a striking journey.
- [Africa & the Caribbean's Renewable Energy Investment Landscape: Mid-Year 2026 Report](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-caribbean-renewable-energy-investment-2026-midyear/): As we reach the midpoint of 2026, renewable energy investment flows into Africa and the Caribbean are showing both promise and persistent gaps.
- [3 Weeks to HLPF 2026: How Energy Professionals Can Prepare — and Why Your Network Matters Now](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-three-weeks-energy-professionals-prepare/): Three weeks from now, the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development will open its doors in New York.
- [Africa's Clean Energy Investment Boom: What the Numbers Mean for 2026 and Beyond](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-clean-energy-investment-boom-investors-2026/): The clean energy investment story coming out of Africa in 2026 is, in headline terms, a good one. Multilateral development banks have made landmark commitments.
- [HLPF 2026 Starts in 22 Days: Here's What Africa and the Caribbean Should Demand on Energy](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-what-to-expect-africa-caribbean-energy-access/): The clock is running. The UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development opens in New York on July 7 — 22 days from now.
- [Closing the Energy Gap: How Africa and the Caribbean Are Leapfrogging to Clean Energy](https://acenergynetwork.org/closing-energy-gap-africa-caribbean-leapfrogging-clean-energy/): In the 1990s, vast swathes of sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean archipelago skipped the landline telephone era entirely.
- [IRENA's 2026 World Energy Transitions Outlook: What It Means for Africa and the Caribbean](https://acenergynetwork.org/irena-2026-energy-transitions-outlook-africa-caribbean/): The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) released its 2026 World Energy Transitions Outlook earlier this year, and the headline message is both encouraging and sobering: renewable energy deployment is accelerating globally, but the pace and distribution of that acceleration remain deeply unequal.
- [Clean Energy Investment in Africa & the Caribbean: Mid-2026 Investor Guide](https://acenergynetwork.org/clean-energy-investment-africa-caribbean-2026-investor-guide/): The investment window in African and Caribbean clean energy is not opening — it is already open, and it is the widest it has ever been.
- [The 2026 Clean Cooking Summit Was Canceled — But Africa's Energy Poverty Crisis Isn't](https://acenergynetwork.org/clean-cooking-summit-canceled-africa-energy-poverty-sdg7/): The 2026 Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa, scheduled for July 9–10 in Nairobi, has been canceled.
- [Africa's Clean Energy Investment Boom: What It Means for Investors in 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/africas-clean-energy-investment-boom-2026/): Africa is no longer a frontier energy market in the conventional sense — it is the frontier.
- [HLPF 2026 Starts July 7: Which ACEN Course Will Prepare You for the SDG 7 Conversation?](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-sdg7-clean-energy-courses-africa-caribbean/): On July 7, 2026, the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) opens at United Nations Headquarters in New York.
- [The Caribbean's Clean Energy Moment: CARICOM's 47% Renewable Target and What It Means for Investors](https://acenergynetwork.org/caribbean-clean-energy-2026-caricom-renewable-target-investors/): The Caribbean is at an inflection point.
- [€27 Billion for Africa's Clean Energy: What the Africa Forward Summit Means for ACEN Members](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-forward-summit-27-billion-clean-energy-investment-2026/): In May 2026, the global clean energy investment community made a statement.
- [HLPF 2026 & SDG 7: What Africa and the Caribbean Need from Global Leaders](https://acenergynetwork.org/hlpf-2026-sdg7-africa-caribbean-clean-energy/): In four weeks' time, delegates from 193 nations will gather at United Nations Headquarters in New York for the 2026 High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) — the most consequential global sustainability summit outside of the annual COP climate talks.
- [G7 Clean Energy Commitments: What They Mean for Africa and the Caribbean](https://acenergynetwork.org/g7-energy-commitments-africa-caribbean-2026/): The G7 summit taking place June 13–15, 2026, has placed clean energy transition at the top of the agenda.
- [ACEN Energy Insights: Months in Review — January to April 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-energy-insights-months-in-review-january-to-april-2026/): The first four months of 2026 have been active, strategic, and highly significant for energy across Africa, the Caribbean, and the global diaspora.
- [Caribbean Energy Week (CEW) 2026: Full Recap & Overview](https://acenergynetwork.org/caribbean-energy-week-cew-2026-full-recap-overview/): Caribbean Energy Week 2026 took place March 30 – April 1, 2026, at the Royal Torarica Hotel in Paramaribo, Suriname.
- [The Sun Shines on Everyone. Our Energy Policies Don't.](https://acenergynetwork.org/the-sun-shines-on-everyone-our-energy-policies-dont/): Energy poverty is not a statistic. It’s a grandmother in Georgetown, St Vincent, unplugging the fridge at night because she can’t afford to run it and the fan.
- [ACEN at West Africa IMT 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-at-west-africa-imt-2026/): The African & Caribbean Energy Network (ACEN) was proud to serve as a media partner for the West Africa Industrialisation, Manufacturing & Trade Summit & Exhibition 2026, held from 3–5 March 2026 at Landmark Centre, Lagos, Nigeria.
- [No Power, No Progress — Why Clean Energy Must Be at the Heart of Development](https://acenergynetwork.org/no-power-no-progress-why-clean-energy-must-be-at-the-heart-of-development/): “No power, no progress” — it’s a truth we live with daily across Africa and the Caribbean.
- [ACEN's Transformative Energy Panel at Diaspora Africa Conference Houston 2026: Key Insights & Next Steps](https://acenergynetwork.org/acens-transformative-energy-panel-at-diaspora-africa-conference-houston-2026-key-insights-next-steps/): The African & Caribbean Energy Network (ACEN) proudly hosted a landmark energy panel at the Diaspora Africa Conference, organized by Amb.
- [Renewable Energy: The Leverage That Could Unlock Industry in The Bahamas](https://acenergynetwork.org/renewable-energy-the-leverage-that-could-unlock-industry-in-the-bahamas/): For years, we’ve heard a familiar statement: “Industry is not feasible in The Bahamas.” The reasons usually cited are predictable: small market size, lack of export scale, and, most importantly, high energy costs.
- [Africa and the Caribbean Energy Transition 2025: Progress, Paradox, and the Promise of 2026](https://acenergynetwork.org/africa-and-the-caribbean-energy-transition-2025-progress-paradox-and-the-promise-of-2026/): As we close out 2025, I’m taking a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come—and how far we still must go.
- [The Social Impact of Energy Poverty: Empowering Communities Through Clean Energy](https://acenergynetwork.org/the-social-impact-of-energy-poverty-empowering-communities-through-clean-energy/): Energy poverty traps millions in the Caribbean and Africa, blocking access to opportunities and basic needs.
- [Inclusive Energy Solutions: Ensuring No One Is Left Behind](https://acenergynetwork.org/inclusive-energy-solutions-ensuring-no-one-is-left-behind/): Energy poverty still blocks progress for millions across the Caribbean and Africa.
- [ACEN Bahamas: Building Sustainable Energy Pathways Through Observation and Collaboration](https://acenergynetwork.org/acen-bahamas-building-sustainable-energy-pathways-through-observation-and-collaboration/): During his visit, ACEN Country Coordinator for The Bahamas, Melissa Darville hosted Mr.
- [October Spotlight: Clean Energy Momentum Across Africa, the Caribbean & Northern South America](https://acenergynetwork.org/october-spotlight-clean-energy-momentum-across-africa-the-caribbean-northern-south-america/): About ACEN: The African & Caribbean Energy Network (ACEN) is a leading platform uniting energy professionals, advocates, and organizations to drive sustainable development and accelerate clean, affordable energy access across Africa, the Caribbean, and diaspora communities.
- [Powering Progress: Africa and the Caribbean's Renewable Revolution and Paths to Ending Energy Poverty.](https://acenergynetwork.org/powering-progress-africa-and-the-caribbeans-renewable-revolution-and-paths-to-ending-energy-poverty/): Africa's energy landscape is undergoing a historic transformation with a surge in global investment interest, catalyzed by high-profile forums like the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum and Africa Energy Indaba 2025.
- [Advocating for SDG 7: The Path to Affordable and Clean Energy and Its Alignment with the African & Caribbean Energy Network](https://acenergynetwork.org/advocating-for-sdg-7-the-path-to-affordable-and-clean-energy-and-its-alignment-with-the-african-caribbean-energy-network/): Advocating for SDG 7: The Path to Affordable and Clean Energy and Its Alignment with the African & Caribbean Energy Network.
- [The Rise of Clean and Renewable Energy in Africa & the Caribbean](https://acenergynetwork.org/the-rise-of-clean-and-renewable-energy-in-africa-the-caribbean/): As clean and renewable energy sweeps across Africa and the Caribbean, communities once trapped in energy poverty are gaining new hope.
- [Spotlight: ACEN Caribbean Regional Chair Lonzel Jones Leads Transformative Solar Training in Guyana](https://acenergynetwork.org/spotlight-acen-caribbean-regional-chair-lonzel-jones-leads-transformative-solar-training-in-guyana/): We are thrilled to share an inspiring update from our Caribbean Regional Chair, Lonzel Jones, who has been making waves in Guyana’s renewable energy landscape.
- [Guyana's Oil and Gas Industry: Boon, Bane, and the Road to Renewables](https://acenergynetwork.org/guyanas-oil-and-gas-industry-boon-bane-and-the-road-to-renewables/): Guyana has rapidly transformed from a quiet, resource-rich nation into one of the world’s fastest-growing oil producers.

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