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Egypt and Saudi Arabia plan 3000MW link
Egypt and Saudi Arabia are preparing to commence operations of their electrical interconnection project, which aims to exchange capacities of up to 3,000 megawatts. The project includes the activation of the second phase with a capacity of 1,500 megawatts, and it is scheduled to announce the completion of testing and the start of operations within the coming weeks. The project connects three high-voltage transformer stations located in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and involves overhead lines and submarine cables extending approximately 1,350 kilometers. Its objectives are to improve the stability of both power grids, enhance energy efficiency, maximize the utilization of surplus electricity, and promote cooperation in renewable energy sectors, investing in solar and wind projects.
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