Bunker Africa - Conference 2026

Bunker Africa Conference 2026

Empowering Africa’s Maritime Future

28 – 30 September 2026

Boardwalk Hotel & ICC, Gqeberha, South Africa

The Bunker Africa Conference 2026 returns for its second annual gathering, bringing together leaders and stakeholders from across the maritime, energy, logistics, government, and investment sectors to shape the future of Africa’s blue and green economies.

Hosted in the strategic port city of Gqeberha, this dynamic three-day conference will explore the evolving landscape of bunkering, renewable energy, sustainable port development, and inclusive economic participation across Africa.

Theme:

“Inclusive Energy Future: Bunkering and Renewables Growth in Gqeberha”

The conference will serve as a powerful platform for dialogue, collaboration, investment opportunities, and knowledge sharing between industry leaders, government authorities, academia, SMMEs, and emerging entrepreneurs.

What to Expect:

• High-level keynote addresses
• Strategic industry panel discussions
• Renewable energy and bunkering insights
• Port readiness and infrastructure conversations
• Networking sessions with industry stakeholders
• Maritime and energy exhibitions
• Port Tour experience

Programme Overview:

• 28 September 2026 - Conference Day 1 – Keynotes & Strategic Panels
• 29 September 2026 - Conference Day 2 & Exclusive Port Tour
• 30 September 2026 - Industry Masterclass & Welcome Networking Reception

The conference aims to unlock investment, drive sustainable infrastructure development, and create meaningful participation opportunities for members within the maritime and renewable energy value chains. Delegates will engage in key conversations around policy, innovation, licensing, logistics, LNG, renewable energy transition, and Africa’s growing role in the global maritime economy.

Whether you are an industry professional, entrepreneur, policymaker, academic, investor, student, or maritime enthusiast — Bunker Africa Conference 2026 offers a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate, and contribute to shaping Africa’s maritime future.