WEBINAR
Regulatory success for microgrids in Africa
Building long-term viability
- October, 29th
- 15:00 CET (check your local time)

Samuel Bunnya
Projects Coordinator
AFUR


Vijay Bhaskar
Managing Director
Hamara Grid Private Limited


Dr. Abba Aliyu
CEO/Managing Director
Rurel Electrification Agency

Solar PV and battery technologies are more affordable than ever—opening new doors for renewable microgrids to deliver clean, reliable electricity to underserved communities across Africa. But while the technology is ready, the regulations often aren’t. Without stable, transparent, and supportive regulation, even the most promising microgrid projects can struggle to survive.
Key regulatory hurdles remain: licensing and permitting procedures are often slow and complex; tariffs may not reflect the real costs of running a microgrid; and the threat of grid encroachment creates uncertainty for investors. Add to this the complications of inconsistent policies and fiscal ambiguity, and it’s easy to see why scaling up remains so difficult.
The good news? Around the world, regulators and governments have learned what works—and what doesn’t—when it comes to supporting microgrids. In this essential online session, we’ll explore how these lessons can be adapted to the African context to unlock private investment and expand access to renewable electricity.
By attending this webinar, you will…
- Learn how to design microgrid regulations that foster long-term investor confidence
- Discover how to streamline approval processes without compromising oversight
Explore tariff-setting strategies that balance affordability with cost recovery - Understand how to integrate microgrids into national electrification plans
- Learn how streamlined licensing, flexible pricing rules, and smart incentives are helping countries deploy microgrids at scale
- Dive into case studies from countries that have successfully implemented enabling frameworks
You can attend this online session at zero cost, but space is limited. Don’t miss the chance to hear from the experts shaping the future of microgrid policy and energy access in Africa. Secure your seat now.
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