Egypt invests 57bn in Sinai grid
The Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy announced an investment of 57 billion Egyptian pounds to develop and modernize the national electricity grid in North Sinai, with the aim of enhancing the stability and quality of energy supplies and supporting development projects in the region. The projects included the construction and expansion of transformer stations, electricity transmission lines totaling over 4,150 km, and the upgrade of distribution networks serving 280,000 subscribers across 96 towns and villages. Minister Mahmoud Esmat emphasized that these investments have contributed to improving the efficiency of the grid, accommodating new generation capacities, and enhancing electrical stability, with a focus on building a smart network that complies with global standards to support sustainable development in Sinai.
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