Germanwatch is urging for increased support for Africa's energy transition, emphasizing the need for the continent to not only provide raw materials for Europe's green future but also benefit from regional value creation and fair participation in global supply chains. The upcoming meeting between the European Union and African Union foreign ministers signifies the importance of energy and economic partnerships between the two blocs. Civil society advisors stress the necessity of technology transfer and equitable economic structures that integrate climate, human rights, and development. While international organizations advocate for fair economic partnerships and climate-friendly industrialization, there is criticism against EU member states supporting fossil fuel projects in Africa. Germany and the EU have been key players in international energy agreements, with Germany announcing significant investments in sustainable energy projects in Africa. Despite this, there are concerns about EU support for fossil fuel projects in the region, with calls for a focus on renewable energy access. The article highlights the significance of shaping equitable energy partnerships between Europe and Africa, with a focus on sustainable development, renewable energy, and just energy transitions.