1-Day Open Dialogue exploring the future mobility choices facing SA. What crucial infrastructure enablers are needed? How can risk be mitigated?

The South African National Energy Association’s (SANEA) energy dialogue, as part of the Africa Energy Indaba Week, is designed to create a platform to initiate discussions on a

very important, emerging international trend that has already started to affect the country and could have further significant impacts.

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ENERGY & MOBILITY

KEY CONFERENCE THEMES

ALTA SWANEPOEL KEVIN BAART

ANTHONY DANE KHANYISELO KHUMALO

ASHANTI MABANGA SHAMAL SIVASANKER

BOPANG KHUTSOANE SUMAYA NASSIEP

CAREL SNYMAN WENDY POULTON

CONRAD KASSIER

Alta Swanepoel and Associates SAPIA

Change Pathways Green Cape

UNIDO Deloitte

Department of Energy Eskom Holdings SOC Limited

EVIA Eskom Holdings SOC Limited

UNIDO

MEGAJOULE SPONSORS

CONFIRMED EXPERT SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS

REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING

CONFERENCE OPENING, WELCOME AND CONTEXT SETTINGPROGRAMME DIRECTOR: KIREN MAHARAJ (SANEA, TRENEX)WELCOME: BRIAN STATHAM (SANEA CHAIRMAN)

“SANEA’S PERSPECTIVE ON ENERGY AND MOBILITY” PRESENTED BY SANEA’S YOUTH COHORT PULE SEGALE (MAINSTREAM RENEWABLE POWER) AND AVESH PADAYACHEE (FIBON ENERGY)

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: TBC

TEA

PANEL DISCUSSION 1: “EVOLUTION”: WHAT ARE THE ALTERNATIVE AND EMERGING FORMS OF MOBILITY?FACILITATOR: ASHANTI MABANGA (UNIDO)PANELISTS: BOPANG KHUTSOANE (DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY) SUMAYA NASSIEP (ESKOM HOLDINGS SOC LIMITED) WINSTONE JORDAAN (EV CHAIRMAN OF NAAMSA) SHAMAL SIVASANKER (DELOITTE)

A FRENCH CASE STUDY: “CLEAN ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT” (JEAN EUDES MONCOMBLE)

PANEL DISCUSSION 2: “TRANSITION”: WHAT IS THE PATH TO EMBRACING ALTERNATIVE MOBILITY?FACILITATOR: TBCPANELISTS: CAREL SNYMAN (EVIA) KEVIN BAART (SAPIA) KHANYISELO KHUMALO (GREEN CAPE) ALTA SWANEPOEL (ATLA SWANEPOEL AND ASSOCIATIONS – LEGAL)

LUNCH

WORKSHOP 1*: MACRO ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN SOUTH AFRICAFACILITATOR: ANTHONY DANE (CHANGE PATHWAYS)

WORKSHOP 2*: TRANSITION AND RISK SCENARIOSFACILITATOR: WENDY POULTON (ESKOM HOLDINGS SOC LIMITED)

WORKSHOP FEEDBACK AND CONCLUDING REMARKS (DAVE WRIGHT, SANEA SECRETARY GENERAL)

* WORKSHOPS ARE DESIGNED FOR DELEGATE INPUT AND FEEDBACK. AFTERNOON TEA WILL BE AVAILABLE DURING THE WORKSHOP SESSION.

INTERIM PROGRAMME07h30

08h15

08h40

09h10

09h40

10h10

11h30

12h00

13h30

14h15

15h30

OPENING & CONTEXT SETTING

IN DEPTH DISCUSSIONS

DELEGATE PARTICIPATION AND INPUTS

The event’s key note speakers will focus on setting a broad context on energy and mobility in South Africa and will highlight their experience and perspectives on where this will be heading in the future.

The SANEA Youth Team will share “SANEA’s perspective on energy and mobility” based on a desktop study of local and international developments and trends.

Jean Eudes Moncomble, Secretary General of the French Committee of the World Energy Council (SANEA’s equivalent in France), will deliver a presentation on the French Government’s study on mobility which has been done as input to the 7th European Energy Forum on “Clean Energy for Sustainable Transport”.

• Two delegate participant workshops will take place during the afternoon session, and the general theme will centre around “Enablement”.

• The workshops are designed to solicit views from broader industry players and ensure a wide range of tabled issues as contributions to two important and value adding studies for the industry.

• Delegates will be allowed to contribute their views / ideas and experiences into key aspects that will underpin the transition.

• The workshops will be held as break-out sessions and at the end of the session, the teams will give feedback to the plenary prior to conclusion of the day’s proceedings.

• A report of conference proceedings will be compiled by PwC and shared with the attendees.

Two moderated panel discussions, led by an experienced moderator with industry and subject matter experts as panellists, will be hosted to address key aspects of the main event themes.

Evolution • How is internal combustion engine giving rise

to the application of new energy forms to drive mobility?

• What are the rapid advancements that are challenging the conventional norms and approaches to transportation?

Transition • How is South Africa following global trends

andembracingthesustainabilitybenefitsfrome-mobility?

• How can transparency be created in the value chain that currently supports an internal combustion driven mobility environment?

• What is needed to make the transition in South Africa?

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Workshop 2: Transition Scenarios, Risks and Opportunities• The aim of this workshop is to determine potential transition scenarios from an internal combustion

engine driven mobility value chain to an alternative energy driven mobility value chain.• It will be structured around transition inputs scenarios, risk, and opportunities associated with the

transition.• Feedback from this workshop will form the basis for a deep dive into the energy and mobility landscape

as part of the SANEA Energy Risk Report 2019.

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Workshop 1: Contribution to a Macro Economic Study of the Impact ofElectric Vehicles in South Africa• In partnership with Change Pathways (Anthony Dane), this workshop will be used to facilitate inputs into

a Macro Economic Study that is being undertaken by Change Pathways on behalf of SANEDI.• The study will focus on the Macro Economic Impact of Electric Vehicles in South Africa which is currently

beingscoped,anditskeyinputswillbeconsideredfordeliberationandinfluencefromthedelegateswho choose to participate in this workshop.

DELEGATE PARTICIPATION AND INPUTS CONTINUED