The 'Africa Energy Transition - Sectors and Companies Driving Development' report sheds light on Africa's increasing momentum towards renewable energy sources and the challenges associated with transitioning away from fossil fuels. While the region heavily relies on fossil fuels, there is a growing shift towards renewables due to the vast potential and decreasing costs. By 2035, renewables are projected to contribute significantly to the power mix, marking a substantial change in Africa's energy landscape. Despite slow adoption rates, the production of electric vehicles is on the rise, along with a focus on renewable refinery projects, particularly in sustainable aviation fuel production. Furthermore, there is anticipation of notable growth in Africa's low-carbon hydrogen capacity, driven by megaprojects, positioning the region as a potential leader in green hydrogen production. This transition highlights the importance of technologies like solar, wind, energy storage, EVs, and hydrogen in achieving Africa's climate targets and addressing energy poverty.