Segment B: Sustainability
28th to 30th January 2026
Strathmore University, Nairobi Kenya
Overview
Sustainability focuses on meeting present needs without compromising future generations. It encourages responsible resource use, environmental protection, and social equity, fostering long-term balance between economic growth, environmental care, and community well-being.
This broad segment focuses on addressing the diverse challenges and opportunities in creating an inclusive and resilient future. It integrates voices from agriculture, infrastructure, law, finance, academia, and the civil sector.
Sustainability Tracks And Sub-tracks
1. Renewable Energy & Clean Power Transition
Subtopics
- Off-grid and decentralized energy systems.
- Solar, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, and biomass energy,
- Grid interconnectivity and energy storage innovations.
2. Climate Change & Environmental Justice
Subtopics
- Climate change adaptation strategies
- Climate litigation and legal frameworks
- Climate financing and community-led resilience
3. Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
Subtopics
- Climate-smart agriculture
- Land use and agroforestry
- Youth innovation in agri-tech Circular economy in food systems
4. The Role of Women in Energy & Sustainability
Subtopics
- Gender equity in the energy transition
- Women-led climate innovations
- Building capacity and policy inclusion for women in clean energy
5. Technology & Innovation in Energy Transition
Subtopics
- Artificial intelligence in energy efficiency
- IoT, big data, and digital grids
- Start-up ecosystems for sustainability
6. Climate Hackathon (Parallel Track)
Subtopics
- Youth-led tech and policy challenges
- Open data and APIs for climate innovation
- Mentorship from legal, engineering, and tech professionals
- Funding opportunities and incubation support for winning teams
7. Green Finance, ESG & Policy
Subtopics
- ESG compliance and reporting for African enterprises
- Green bonds and sustainable investment vehicles Legal pathways for sustainable financing
8. Governance, Law & Energy Justice
Subtopics
- Justice in energy access and transition
- Licensing, land rights, and public participation
- Youth, the constitution and climate action
Summit calendar
The summit will be a 3 day event during the International Energy And Sustainability Summit Week.
4th March
Renewable Energy and Emerging Technologies
The opening day highlights renewable energy technologies like solar, wind, geothermal, and hydropower. It features keynote addresses from KPLC and KENGEN, panel discussions on scaling renewable energy solutions, and advancements in solar and wind technologies. The day concludes with exhibitions, networking sessions, and a treasure hunt.
5th March
Smart Grids, Electrification and Energy Management
Discussions focus on smart grids, energy management systems, and the electrification of transportation. Key topics include grid digitalization, EV charging infrastructure, and battery innovations. There is also a tree planting session to promote environmental conservation.
6th March
Energy Transition and Climate Change
The day’s sessions explore transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable energy and the role of energy systems in combating climate change. Discussions cover global climate policies, low-carbon energy systems, and strategies to support climate resilience, alongside a tree planting initiative.
7th March
Future of Sustainable Energy and Climate Solutions
The final day emphasizes geothermal energy’s role in sustainable development and innovative solutions in sustainable construction. Topics include green building materials, modular construction, and net-zero energy buildings. The event wraps up with a closing ceremony, awards, and live performances.
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