Six
African journalists have been selected as finalists in the 2015 APO Energy
Media Award.
The
first-place winner will travel to Dubai to attend the Africa Energy Forum (http://www.africa-energy-forum.com)
held in Dubai from 8-11 June 2015 and gets one year of access to over 600
airport VIP lounges worldwide.
APO
Energy Media Awards celebrates brilliant and inspiring stories about Energy in
Africa. The subject matter may comprise a single topic or a variety of
subjects, including – but not limited to – oil, gas, electricity, geothermal
energy, hydropower, solar energy, wind power, nuclear, coal, biomass and more.
Stories
are judged on content, writing, analysis, creativity, human interest and
community impact.
2015 APO Energy Media Award Finalists are:
Patrick MAYOYO (@pmayoyo) – Kenya
“How
the call to divest from fossil fuel is rattling the African continent” (http://www.apo.af/slNVI9)
Afedraru LOMINDA (@lominda25) – Uganda
“Despite
challenges, Uganda’s energy sector grows” (http://www.apo.af/Blzp7z)
Maureen ODIWUOR (@maureen_odiwuor) – Kenya
“Don’s
cheap freezer that keeps produce farm fresh” (http://www.apo.af/nsXFF8)
Kofi Adu DOMFEH (@adomfeh) – Ghana
“Future
Concern Is No Longer About Energy Security But Climate Change” (http://www.apo.af/9iKBLw)
Allan AKOMBO (@AllanOdhiambo) –
Kenya
“Why
coal is key for Kenya’s power needs despite protests by the West” (http://www.apo.af/KlfQa9)
James KARUGA (@karugaj) – Kenya
“Turning
blood to power, Maasai pastoralists begin bottling biogas” (http://www.apo.af/TVc1lX)
The
winners will be announced during the Africa Energy Forum in Dubai.
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