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Originally published by Capital Businessbusiness
April 22, 2026
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EPRA pushes for African energy collaboration to boost security and investment appeal

EPRA Acting Director General Joseph Oketch said Africaβs energy future must be built on robust regional systems capable of withstanding supply disruptions, price volatility and the evolving demands of the energy transition...
β¨ Key Highlights
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) is advocating for enhanced research-driven collaboration among African nations to bolster energy security and attract investment. This initiative aims to position the continent as a competitive destination for energy investment by ensuring affordable and reliable power.
- EPRA emphasizes the need for harmonized regulatory frameworks, aligned energy policies, and coordinated market structures to overcome energy supply chain vulnerabilities and the demands of the energy transition.
- The push comes from Joseph Oketch, Acting Director General of EPRA, speaking at the 7th Annual EPRA Research and Innovation Conference 2026 in Nairobi.
- Eastern African countries are progressing towards a fully integrated electricity market, facilitating cross-border power trade and improving grid efficiency, with initiatives like the M300 Initiative serving as a model for regional action.
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