AIX membership

Membership benefits
The AIX membership programme is a year-round forum for trusted debate and insight, curated by African Energy's senior consultants and analysts.
Monthly online meetings under the Chatham House Rule
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- An online hub to connect with industry stakeholders and share ideas and news.
- Online roundtable meetings, held under the Chatham House Rule to deliver frank discussion and a trusted exchange of insight.
- Exclusive online Q&As with African Energy’s analysts.
- Access to past recordings of AIX meetings held since April 2020.
Exclusive data and insights
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- First access to quarterly analysis of African power sector data from African Energy Live Data.
- Factsheets and webinars based on the latest African Energy research.
Special discounts for in-person AIX meetings
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- 50% early-bird discount on registration fee for AIX in-person meetings such as AIX: Power & Renewables (16-17 November 2022), after which a 35% discount is available for bookings made right up to the event.
Two choices of membership package
A curated news and analysis package for your company


First published in 1998, African Energy's newsletter is editorially independent and provides unique angles and insight on project news, policy and regulatory developments, energy market trends, and the political and governance issues that impact on the business environment.
Annual subscription licences are based on company type and size and are a cost effective way to ensure all your staff are receiving the information they need for their jobs.
Licences include:
- AIX membership for all staff covered by the licence
- Access to breaking news and analysis
- Access to all maps in the African Energy map library
- 23 new issues a year
- A 20-year plus archive of energy maps, articles and past issues in PDF.
Interested in becoming an AIX member?
Contact Ricky Purnell for more information on options and pricing.
Standard AIX membership – as well as tickets for in-person meetings – is free for independent Africa-based SMEs, and African public sector utilities, regulators and government officials.
African Energy also offers independent Africa-based SMEs a 40% discount on the price of African Energy newsletter licences.
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