The 'Africa Energy Transition - Sectors and Companies Driving Development' report highlights Africa's energy landscape, emphasizing the region's transition towards renewable sources and hydrogen development. Despite fossil fuels maintaining a stronghold in the economy, Africa is witnessing a rise in momentum towards renewable energy utilization, leveraging its potential and cost-effectiveness. While fossil fuels are projected to dominate in 2025, the forecast indicates a shift by 2035, with renewables expected to hold a 45% share of total power capacity, reflecting a commitment to green initiatives and sustainability. The report sheds light on Africa's renewable energy potential, power consumption patterns, energy storage capacity, EV market dynamics, and upcoming projects in renewable refineries, CCUS, and hydrogen production. Noteworthy is the growing interest in CCUS technologies, with upcoming projects set to launch between 2025 and 2030. Additionally, Africa's hydrogen capacity is set to grow significantly, supported by multiple mega projects in various stages of development. The article emphasizes the importance of collaborative efforts to combat energy poverty and promote clean energy adoption in economically challenged regions. While the EV market in Africa is slowly evolving, the continent shows promise in renewable refinery projects, particularly in sustainable aviation fuel production. With a focus on renewable technologies and policy frameworks, Africa is poised to advance its decarbonisation agenda. The key highlights underscore Africa's transition timeline, with renewables gradually overtaking fossil fuels in the energy mix. The region's leadership in green hydrogen production and the dominance of hydropower in energy storage signal a promising future for sustainable energy practices in Africa. The report provides insights into the major players driving Africa's renewable energy sector and the policy frameworks facilitating its growth, offering valuable market intelligence for stakeholders looking to invest in the continent's energy transition.