UK’s ATKINS shows interest in Egypt’s renewable energy cooperation, especially in the wind energy field, Al Mal News reported. This came during the meeting of Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy, Moh...
The Korean Green Technology Center (GTC) is planning to invest $450m in waste-to-energy stations across Egypt if the Electricity Ministry agrees to amend the Feed in tariff (FiT) to EGP 3 per KW/h from a current offer...
OTMT-Lafarge Holcim consortium decided to complete the feasibility studies on a project that aims to produce waste-to-energy with investments of EGP 300m for the first phase. The project is expected to launch in June,...
Atef Abd El-Hamid, governor to Egypt’s capital, Cairo, stated that the city has received around 13 new investment offers from Arab and foreign investors in the field of waste-to-energy, reported Al Borsa. Govern...
The Egyptian Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy, Mohamed Shaker, stated that the Egyptian Government is considering to increase the waste-to-energy purchasing tariff from the specified EGP 0.92 in order to a...
China Electric Power Company submitted an offer to the Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy to establish waste-to-energy power plants, reported Al Borsa. This came during a meeting with the Minister o...
Egypt is planning to launch a Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) program for waste-to-energy projects within December as the cabinet’s economic committee has completed its review of the program’s terms and conditions, reporte...
The Egyptian Cabinet of Ministers approved the waste-to-energy feed-in tariffs pricing recommended by the ministerial committee assigned to study projects for energy production from agricultural, solid, and communal w...
The Tahya Misr Fund was reported planning the first phase of the construction of three waste-to-energy factories worth EGP 160m by 2017, with a goal to complete the factories by 2018, informed Al-Borsa News. An offic...
One of the top customers for South Africa’s Bio2Watt power plant is German car manufacturer BMW in Pretoria, reported the Mail & Guardian Africa. “At present, (the plant) consumes around 12 megawatts per hour and ...