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The organisers of Nigeria Mining Week have announced the platinum sponsorship of the Bank of Industry at the third edition of the event in Abuja from 15-17 October.

An exciting, practical Generation Knowledge Hub at Future Energy Nigeria will equip the Nigerian utility and industrial sectors with tried and tested methods to solve their power challenges through mini grids, renewables and gas-to-power projects.

The organisers of the African Real Estate & Infrastructure Summit have announced the gold sponsorship of Utility Systems, an industry leader in the field of remote communicating electronic water control valves and STS prepayment devices.

The mining investment opportunities in Kenya's counties and artisanal and small-scale sector will be in focus at the upcoming Kenya Mining Forum in Nairobi from 12-13 November.

Affordable housing, mixed use development projects and the impact of new technology on the commercial, industrial and residential landscape are just some of the topics of discussion at the African Real Estate & Infrastructure in October.

Siemens is a longstanding partner of the Future Energy East Africa conference and exhibition and this year's returning platinum sponsor at the 20th edition taking place in Nairobi from 12-13 September.

At the upcoming Farm-Tech Expo Kenya, the Polish Pavilion will allow visitors to not only see products from Polish companies but also get information how the agriculture sector evolved and transformed in Poland.

The third edition of the upcoming Kenya Mining Forum in Nairobi in November will focus strongly on how the mining industry can contribute to the Kenyan Government's Big Four Agenda.

Since inception Nigeria Mining Week has received enthusiastic industry support and already market leaders such as 3M Geo Resources and BARRON are early confirmed sponsors for the third edition of the event.

Energy project developers and investors in East Africa are all talking about the huge impact that mini grids and off grid power projects can make as the region plays catch-up in its generation capacity.