Solarize Egypt, operating in solar energy, plans to implement solar power projects with capacities of 15 MW in 2017, compared to its 4 MW plan in 2016, Solarize's Chief Executive Officer, Yaseen Abdel Ghaffar, told ...
Energy wastage on wind farms in China worsened in 2015, as plunging utilization rates kept 33.9b Wh from being delivered to the grid, the energy regulator said, the equivalent of a fifth of total generated wind power.
Graviton Capital, a US company, is pondering investments in small new and renewable energy projects in Egypt. If investments are approved, the financing operation will cost between $10m to $20m.
Egypt is on the right path to development as the government is adopting several encouraging and successful policies, especially in the energy sector, Head of the European Union Delegation to Egypt, James Moran, said.
The Arab Moltaqa Investments Company (AMIC) has established a new subsidiary - the United Company for Investments and Real Estate Developments to produce renewable energy from organic waste.
In a few days the Egyptian government will launch a tender for services needed for solar energy projects in Benban area. Services needed include security, technical, and administrative services.
King Mohammed VI on Feb. 4 inaugurated Morocco's first solar power plant, a massive project that the country sees as part of its goal of boosting its clean energy output.
The Egyptian Electricity Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Authority (EEUCPRA) granted 56 new and renewable energy temporary licenses to set up solar and power plants under the feed-in tariff system.
The New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) is in negotiations with ten local and international financial institutions to secure a loan worth $196.5m (€180m) to finance the construction of Siemens wind power plant. ...
USA's General Electric (GE) is planning a 150MW wind power plant in Egypt. The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (EEHC) and GE are currently working on finalizing the deal, officials at the Ministry of Electricit ...