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Wärtsilä’s Christoffer Ek to Spotlight Decarbonization at IAE 2025

Christoffer Ek, Director for Decarbonization Services at Wärtsilä Energy, is set to take center stage at the Invest in African Energy (IAE) Forum 2025, happening on May 13-14 in Paris. As a leader in sustainable energy solutions, Ek will showcase Wärtsilä’s cutting-edge decarbonization technologies and its growing impact on Africa’s energy transition.

Wärtsilä: Powering Africa’s Clean Energy Future

As a global force in smart power technologies, Wärtsilä Energy is actively reshaping Africa’s energy landscape. The company is accelerating the decarbonization of power systems by integrating flexible energy solutions, hybrid power plants, and cutting-edge energy storage. By blending renewables with advanced power generation, Wärtsilä is driving a cost-effective, reliable, and sustainable energy shift across the continent.

Expanding Wärtsilä’s Footprint in Africa

From mining and industry to manufacturing and national grids, Wärtsilä is making bold strides across Africa’s power sector. Some of its recent key projects include:

Senegal – Wärtsilä won a September 2024 contract to supply engines and auxiliary equipment for a 17 MW power plant at the Boto gold mine.

Zambia & Madagascar – Expansion of operations and maintenance contracts for multiple power plants, ensuring greater reliability and efficiency.

Morocco – Signing of a new maintenance agreement for two large power plants, strengthening the country’s energy infrastructure.

Nigeria – Secured a 10-year deal in May 2024 to operate and maintain a 50 MW captive power plant that supports a cement production facility in Kogi State.

A Vision for Africa’s Energy Transformation

At IAE 2025, Christoffer Ek will dive into Africa’s evolving energy landscape, discussing scalable, cost-effective solutions that reduce carbon emissions while boosting economic growth. His insights will underscore Wärtsilä’s commitment to energy innovation, environmental responsibility, and expanding energy access across Africa.

As Africa looks toward a cleaner, more sustainable energy future, Wärtsilä stands ready to power the transition—one breakthrough at a time. 🚀 🌍⚡

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