WATCH | Women on the Move Dialogue looks at the future of cleaner energy solutions

Industry leaders and experts shared insights on the role of women in this vital sector during a recent event, hosted by the Central Energy Fund Group in partnership with the Sunday Times

23 August 2024 - 08:19
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Empowering the next generation of women in the energy sector is essential for fostering innovation, sustainability and equity in a traditionally male-dominated field.

As the industry shifts towards cleaner energy solutions, diverse perspectives, particularly those from women, become increasingly important. 

This empowerment requires a collaborative effort involving education, mentorship, policy support and innovation. By creating an environment where women can thrive and lead, the energy sector can become more inclusive, dynamic and resilient, ultimately driving progress and sustainability.

The Central Energy Fund Group and Sunday Times' Women on the Move Dialogue looked at the role of women in the energy sector, with industry leaders and experts sharing insights.
The Central Energy Fund Group and Sunday Times' Women on the Move Dialogue looked at the role of women in the energy sector, with industry leaders and experts sharing insights.
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Industry leaders and experts shared insights on the role of women in this vital sector during a recent Women on the Move Dialogue, held by the Central Energy Fund Group in partnership with the Sunday Times — watch the recording above.

Hosted by MC Nozipho Tshabalala, the event featured these speakers: 

  • Ayanda Noah, founder and MD of AN Duke Solutions;
  • Nompumelelo Siswana, founder and MD at Naba Consulting;
  • Unati Figlan, Hlonela Engineering Solutions founder and MD;
  • Makgola Makololo, MD and sales executive of Alstom Rolling Stock SA; and
  • Dudu Hlatshwayo, founder and CEO at Change EQ.

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