Renewables | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 14

Saudi and Kuwait Entering the Global Solar Contest

To hear the oil ministers of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait talk about it this week, the race to develop massive solar power arrays in the world's sunniest nations is nearly as important as the current battle for oil market ...

Irena Finds New Sustainable Home in Masdar City

International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) has opened new headquarters yesterday (June 3) in Abu Dhabi’s Masdar City.

Iran Makes Strong Push into Renewables with Wind Farm Projects

The Renewable Energy Organization of Iran (SUNA) will buy 80 wind turbines this year for power generation, SUNA’s Iraj Hersini says.

Oman Waste-to-Energy Initiative to Go Private

The government-owned Oman Environmental Services Holding Company (Be’ah) plans to complete a detailed feasibility study of its landmark waste-to-energy initiative by the third quarter of this year.

Yokogawa Releases Real-Time Tech with Multiple Energy Applications

Yokogawa Electric Corporation is set to release FAST/TOOLS R10.02, the latest version of a web-based real-time operations management and visualisation software package that brings changes to real-time process inform ...

Investment Minister: Billions Coming into Renewables, but Land and Currency Problems Still Need Resolution

Government seeks to resolve land shortage, foreign currency crisis, with both still being studied by Economic Group, says Salman

Low Cost Energy Storage Key to Bolster Power Supply

Assembly to be established to save energy produced by solar and wind stations by end of 2015, says Galal Osman

ACWA Power’s $220 Mn for Egypt Renewable Projects

Saudi Arabia-based power and water project developer ACWA Power announced Sunday it signed concession contracts with the Egyptian Ministry of Electricity to build three renewable energy power plants in Egypt.

National Plan for Renewables Must Be Implemented in 4 Months

“Egypt undertakes a national project for renewable energy”, said Egyptian Environment Minister Khaled Fahmy.

Al-Naimi: Renewables a Must When Fossil Fuels Run Out

Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi said on Thursday the kingdom envisaged the fact that fossil fuels could become unnecessary before the middle of the century and was investing in renewable energy for that reason.

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