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Egypt targets 29,700MW renewable energy by 2029
Egypt aims to reach a capacity of 29,700 megawatts of renewable energy by 2029, as part of its national energy strategy which seeks to increase the share of clean energy to 45% of the energy mix by 2028. This includes a 144% increase in solar energy capacity and a 400% increase in wind energy capacity during the period from 2026 to 2029, along with the development of electricity generation projects from new energy sources and storage batteries that will total 14,320 megawatt-hours. The ministry's efforts are focused on strengthening infrastructure, expanding the use of battery technology, supporting green hydrogen projects, and seawater desalination using the latest technologies, all aimed at building a sustainable and diversified energy system.
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