PM reviews renewable energy plans
The article focused on Prime Minister Dr. Mustafa Madbouly’s follow-up on the projects and plans of Egypt's new and renewable energy sector. It emphasized that the national energy strategy aims to increase the contribution of renewable energy to 45% of the energy mix by 2028, through the promotion of solar, wind, and hydropower projects, as well as expanding energy storage capacities to over 14,300 megawatt-hours by 2029. The report also highlighted progress in increasing clean energy capacities—by 144% for solar and 400% for wind—with storage capacities around 1,100 megawatt-hours. Additionally, future projects include water desalination and the development of green hydrogen projects, all aimed at supporting the electrical grid and providing sustainable water sources.
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