Renewables | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 16
UAE to Launch New Solar Power Project, Report Says
UAE’s Federal Electricity and Water Authority (FEWA) is set to create a series of solar power stations with a capacity of 100 megawatts (MW) at a cost of Dh500 million ($136 million), according to a report.
Access Co-Development Fund Launched for Renewable Projects
Open to entries between April 1 and May 20, the ACF will short list up to five projects from those submitted for a final round of screening by a panel of experts to take place on June 11 2015 during the 2015 Africa E ...
Sunergy Tech Looking for New Partner in Renewable Energy Project
Hossam El-Zayat, Executive Director and Founder of Sunergy Tech, stated that the company is negotiating with a Spanish company that is specialised in solar energy generation as well as other new and renewable energy ...
Dubai Plans Energy Exhibition To Spur Green Technologies
The Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition (Wetex 2015) will run from April 21 to 23 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, in conjunction with the World Green Economy Summit (WGES).
UN Environment Report Praise Africa’s Share of Renewables
The global shift toward renewable energy is not only continuing apace — it may be picking up speed.
Egypt-South Africa Cooperation Over Renewables
Chairman of the Industrial Development Authority Ismail Gaber stressed keenness of the Ministry of Industry on strengthening relations with South Africa at bilateral and regional levels.
Qatar Encouraging Students to Find Green Energy Solutions
An educational green buildings competition was used by more than 150 students from 33 public schools in Qatar to help raise awareness about the benefits of green buildings and living by designing and building a model ...
Egypt Report: Solar Power, Renewable Energy Becoming Growth Sector
With 2.3GW of power to be generated by photovoltaic energy in the next couple of years, major international players are coming to Egypt, forming key relations with local enterprises, said a new report.
