The CEC is a consolidated organisation of all China’s power enterprises and institutions, with over 1400 members.
This announcement comes on the heels of a commitment by the China Development Bank that it will channel $1.5-billion to China’s partners in the developing world to fund scores of infrastructure projects, and South Africa’s recent admission to the BRICS bloc of emerging economies.< /p>
“Africa’s trade with China has reached unprecedented levels, up more than 1000% from 11 years ago,” said John Thomson, Managing Director of Exhibition Management Services, organisers of Energex Africa.
“Sino-Africa trade reached $126.9-billion last year. China has now surpassed Germany as South Africa’s number one trading partner,” he adds.
CEC will lead a group of top Chinese power companies to participate at Energex Africa. These include organisations in the area of power generation, transmission and distribution.
Participants include:
“These sessions are designed to give local energy companies the opportunity to interact face-to-face with leaders in the Chinese energy sector,” said Thomson.
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