African Energy Business School (AEBS) @aebsonline today announced its official launch and the commencement of applications for its inaugural March 2026 cohort, marking a decisive step toward reshaping energy education and leadership development across the African continent. AEBS is a pan-African professional institution dedicated to training, upskilling and retooling current and future leaders in oil, gas, power and emerging energy systems. The School is designed as a bridge between industry, policy and academia, with programmes that integrate technical depth, commercial rigor and strategic thinking for the fast-evolving African energy landscape. The March 2026 intake will open with a flagship cohort that combines diploma and executive-level programmes focused on the full energy value chain, from upstream exploration and production to midstream gas and LNG infrastructure, downstream refining and marketing, power and renewables, and cross-cutting themes such as energy policy, regulation, ESG, digital technologies and project finance. Programmes will be delivered through a blend of live virtual classes, intensive in-person sessions in key African and global energy hubs, and project-based learning anchored on real assets and deals. Faculty will include senior industry practitioners, regulators, financiers and academics with deep experience across Africa and international markets. Applications for the March 2026 cohort are now open to professionals across Africa and the diaspora. The inaugural cohort will be highly selective, with a focus on diversity across geography, discipline and professional background. Prospective participants can obtain further information on admission requirements, programme structure, tuition and available support by visiting the AEBS website www.africanenergy.institute.

African Energy Business School (AEBS) @aebsonline today announced its official launch and the commencement of applications for its inaugural March 2026 cohort, marking a decisive step toward reshaping energy education and leadership development across the African continent. AEBS is a pan-African professional institution dedicated to training, upskilling and retooling current and future leaders in oil, gas, power and emerging energy systems. The School is designed as a bridge between industry, policy and academia, with programmes that integrate technical depth, commercial rigor and strategic thinking for the fast-evolving African energy landscape. The March 2026 intake will open with a flagship cohort that combines diploma and executive-level programmes focused on the full energy value chain, from upstream exploration and production to midstream gas and LNG infrastructure, downstream refining and marketing, power and renewables, and cross-cutting themes such as energy policy, regulation, ESG, digital technologies and project finance. Programmes will be delivered through a blend of live virtual classes, intensive in-person sessions in key African and global energy hubs, and project-based learning anchored on real assets and deals. Faculty will include senior industry practitioners, regulators, financiers and academics with deep experience across Africa and international markets. Applications for the March 2026 cohort are now open to professionals across Africa and the diaspora. The inaugural cohort will be highly selective, with a focus on diversity across geography, discipline and professional background. Prospective participants can obtain further information on admission requirements, programme structure, tuition and available support by visiting the AEBS website www.africanenergy.institute.