Electricity | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 18
Nigeria’s New Electricity Tariff to Begin February 1st
Nigeria’s Electricity Regulatory Committee (NERC) will begin the implementation of a new electricity tariff on February 1st, seeking to effectively monitor and enforce all service delivery agreements.
EEHC to Invest EGP 3.82b in Egypt’s Infrastructure
Egypt has allocated EGP 3.82b for the laying of distribution lines, building of transformers, and cables of medium and low voltage, plans that are expected to take effect in 2016.
KarmSolar Aiming to Join 1.5m Feddan Desert Reclamation Project
Egyptian solar energy company KarmSolar has concluded a cooperation agreement with Plus Leasing to provide financing for private sector companies involved in the 1.5m feddan desert reclamation project, inaugurated in ...
NBE Offers $894m Loan to Electricity Sector
A coalition of banks led by the National Bank of Egypt (NBE) is offering Egypt’s state-run Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) financing worth EGP7b ($894m) to be repaid over 15 years.
Egypt Lures Chinese Investment in Electricity, Transportation
An Egyptian-government committee has decided on a series of projects in electricity generation, construction, and transportation designated for bilateral cooperation with China, which will be offered to the Chinese d ...
Egyptian Industry: Energy and Dollars Biggest Challenges in 2016
Energy and foreign currency shortages will be the primary challenges facing Egyptian industry in the coming year.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia to Meet January 5 to Discuss Investments
Egypt and Saudi Arabia will meet again on January 5th, as a part of the Egyptian-Saudi Coordination Committee, to discuss the details of $8b investments announced by King Salman Abdel Aziz in mid-December. The Saudi ...
Ghana Resolving Electricity Supply Deficit ahead of Elections
Ghana's government said it had added power generation capacity to its national grid in an attempt to fix electricity supply deficit that caused years of frequent blackouts hurting businesses. As frequent blackouts ha ...
