The Electricity Ministry is in the final stages of drafting the contracts for the Egypt-Saudi electricity interconnection project and expects to ink the agreement in February 2018, Minister Mohamed Shaker said yesterday, Al Shorouk reports. The project will see Egypt and Saudi Arabia exchange up to 3 GW of electricity. Trial operations are slated for 2019.
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