A once in a lifetime experience to engage with the top decision-makers shaping South Africa’s energy roadmap. Bring your questions and engage directly with the Minister and Deputy Minister shaping the nation’s energy future. Whether you’re curious about energy policy or your role in the transition, now’s your chance to hear it straight from the source.
Ask the Minister of Electricity & Energy, South Africa
H.E. Honourable, Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa
Thursday 19 June, 13:30–13:55 | Executive Hub
Ask the Deputy Minister of Electricity & Energy, South Africa,
H.E. Honourable Samantha Graham-Maré
Thursday 19 June, 12:00–12:25 | Executive Hub
Over 100 companies come together for the Youth Energy Summit (YES!) YES! is your chance to meet with the BIGGEST players in the Energy market – Pele Energy Group, Nedbank, Siemens Energy, Genesis Energy, Seriti Green, DBSA, TotalEnergies, Standard Bank, Wartsila, Scatec, The IPP Office, Eskom, Infinity Power, Bowmans, Globeleq and many more. Your next big break could be one conversation away.
We’ll provide transport to and from the University (*spaces are limited so make sure you’re at the head of the queue*) and keep you fuelled with snacks and lunch all provided. You can see the full line up here, and once you see how valuable this will be for you.
Already registered? Bring along a friend: REGISTER HERE.
Whether you’re a student, early career professional, or young entrepreneur, being part of the YES! movement means you’re never alone. You’ll be surrounded by ambitious, like-minded individuals ready to connect, collaborate, and grow with you.
Build your professional tribe over refreshments or lunch, provided by us in our dedicated networking spaces, like the Connect & Chill Hub, or spark conversations at one of our many social zones.
Prefer to bond on the field? Watch the African Challenge Cup at the DHL stadium.
We look forward to seeing you next week!
The YES! Team
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Biggest Selling Title: Half of a Yellow Sun
Short Bio: A Nigerian writer and author of several acclaimed novels, Adichie’s work often explores themes of feminism, identity, and the Nigerian civil war.Read More at the Source

Natural Gold
Fun South African Fact: SA has three capital cities: Pretoria is the Executive Capital, Cape Town the Legislative Capital and Bloemfontein the judicial Capital.
Retromirage
Fun South African Fact: There are more than 2000 shipwrecks off the South African coast, most dating back at least 500 years.