The Africa Energy Forum (AEF) is set to take place in Cape Town for the first time, with a focus on 'Africa United' to drive deals and shape policy ahead of South Africa's G20 presidency. This event will bring together key players in the energy sector, including energy ministers, utility heads, and global investors to discuss Africa's energy transition. Concurrently, the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit will be held, aiming to unlock Africa's green hydrogen potential and attract investments in sustainable growth. South Africa's significance in renewable energy and green innovation is highlighted through hosting these events, which are expected to accelerate the country's energy transition plans and attract foreign investments. With Africa's energy demand projected to double by 2050, these summits are crucial in determining the continent's clean energy future. Additionally, the events will position Cape Town as a hub for sustainable development and showcase Africa's potential in the global green hydrogen economy.