Cotonou is the ideal host for WAPECC25 due to its strategic location, advanced infrastructure, and regional energy connectivity. As an ECOWAS member, Benin plays a key role in cross-border electricity trade and renewable energy development.
With growing investments in energy, infrastructure, and economic reforms, Benin offers a stable and business-friendly environment for private-sector participation in power generation and distribution.
WAPECC25 will showcase innovative energy solutions, reinforcing Benin’s position as a leader in West Africa’s energy transformation and sustainable development.
Benin is accelerating its economic transformation with a focus on industrialization, technology, and renewable energy to reduce dependency on agriculture and trade.
Benin’s geographic positioning is one of its strongest assets. With borders shared with Nigeria, Niger, and Burkina Faso, and Cotonou serving as a major port, the country is a vital gateway for regional trade and investment.
As an active member of the West African Power Pool and ECOWAS, Benin is deeply involved in shaping energy cooperation, regional infrastructure, and policy alignment across the subregion.
Benin is not only hosting WAPECC25—it’s helping define the future of
sustainable energy in West Africa. Be part of this movement.