Jordan's Philadelphia Solar seeks to finalize the financial closure for its Egyptian power plant project in order to to join phase I of the country's energy purchasing Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) program.
North Cairo Electricity Distribution Company will issue cheques amounting to EGP 300,000 for 15 entities contributing in the government's initiative to buy solar power from small plants atop buildings.
Egyptian power distribution companies have received about 200 requests for small solar projects implemented on building roof tops, with a total production capacity estimated at 15MW.
Banks and international financial institutions have agreed to fund projects in phase II of Egypt's Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) program after meeting the Egyptian Minister of Electricity, Mohamed Shaker.
The International Finance Corporation confirmed it's commitment to Egypt’s energy sector and supporting the government’s agenda of promoting private, sector-led, renewable energy projects.
Egyptian Electricity Holding Co sent a notice of deadline for October 8 in order for investors to decide whether to sign phase II of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) program for the country's renewable energy projects.
Egypt's Karm Solar Company is about to finalize the financial closure for a EGP 17m solar power plant with a production capacity of 2 MW, located in Sahl Hasheesh approximately 18km south of Hurghada.
Karm Solar Company announced its endorsement of The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity's FiT program and agreed to the Power Purchase Agreement terms in regards to domestic arbitration.