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ENGIE Expands Red Sea Wind Energy Project in Egypt, Africa’s Largest Wind Farm

ENGIE, alongside consortium partners, expands the Red Sea Wind Energy wind farm in Ras Ghareb, Egypt, to 650 MW. This landmark project will power over one million homes, reduce CO₂ emissions by 1.3 million tons annually, and advance Egypt’s renewable goals.

Egyptian Electricity Transmission | January 14, 2025 | By EI News Network | 598

Jordan, Egypt Renew Power Exchange Agreement to Boost Grid Interconnection

Jordan and Egypt renewed their electric power exchange agreement, reinforcing cooperation on energy infrastructure and grid stability. The deal, part of a 25-year partnership, aims to enhance renewable energy integration and expand the existing 500 MW interconnection.

Egyptian Electricity Transmission | January 06, 2025 | By EI News Network | 525

Egypt Targets 42 Percent Renewable Energy by 2030, Expands Grid Capacity

During the EETC General Assembly, Minister Esmat highlighted Egypt’s progress in renewable energy, with 22.8 GW capacity and a target of 42 percent by 2030. He also emphasised grid modernisation efforts and investments of EGP 7.6 billion for enhanced efficiency.

Egyptian Electricity Transmission | December 23, 2024 | By EI News Network | 844

Egypt to Add 3 GW of Solar and Wind Power by Summer 2025

Egypt's Ministry of Electricity and Energy plans to add 3 GW of solar and wind power by mid-2025. Private sector firms will lead these projects, with investments exceeding USD 2.5 billion, aiming to boost the country's renewable energy capacity.

Egyptian Electricity Transmission | September 17, 2024 | By EI News Network | 1423

GameChange Solar Collaborates with JZNEE to Expand Local Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia

Under this partnership, JZNEE will establish a state-of-the-art local manufacturing facility in Dammam, KSA, to produce up to 3 GW, expandable to 5 GW, of solar tracker components for GCS's Genius Tracker.

Egyptian Electricity Transmission | April 19, 2024 | By Anurima Mondal | 1051