Egypt to expand Dabaa nuclear project before launch

The Egyptian government plans to expand the Dabaa nuclear power plant by adding new reactors, aiming to increase its electricity production capacity and reduce dependence on gas imports. The plan includes adding up to four additional reactors to boost the overall capacity of the plant, with the first of these reactors scheduled to begin operations in 2028. This initiative is part of Egypt's efforts to promote a secure and stable energy source, support sustainable development goals, and cut fuel import costs—especially for gas, which provides around 8 million cubic meters for every 4.8 gigawatts of electricity produced by the project. The implementation is overseen by the Russian company Rosatom, and the government is working to accelerate the project's completion, which is considered a key pillar in achieving the country's energy security. In the future, the site is expected to host between 8 and 12 reactors.

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