Personal bio
Kasweka Konga (or “Kassy”) is a qualified energy and infrastructure lawyer, currently serving as Manager – Legal, Projects and Corporate Affairs at Enterprise Power, a regional power-trading and infrastructure development company with offices in Zambia and the DRC. She works at the intersection of law, infrastructure, investments and energy markets, supporting the development of transformative energy projects and businesses across Southern Africa.
Kassy has developed substantial experience across the energy and infrastructure sectors, with work spanning project development, investment structuring, power markets and emerging energy technologies. She has worked with utilities, private investors and public-sector stakeholders across several Southern African markets, giving her a practical understanding of the legal, commercial and regulatory considerations that shape the development and bankability of energy infrastructure.
Her experience includes working on renewable energy projects, transmission infrastructure, battery energy storage and new energy technologies, as well as advising on the development of emerging energy markets and regulatory frameworks. She is particularly interested in how thoughtful legal and commercial structures can support investment, innovation and greater regional integration of Africa’s energy systems.
Kasweka participated in the World Energy Council’s Global Future Energy Leaders Programme , The African Women in Energy Regulation Leadership Programme, was a Top 10 performer in the Enel Foundation Open Africa Power Programme as well as the USAID and Power Africa Funded Young Women in African Power Training Programme. She holds an LLM in Energy and Natural Resources Law from Queen Mary of London and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Kent. She is also an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Zambia and a member of the Chartered institute of Arbitrators Zambia branch.