The Egypt-Sudan 300 MW electricity grid interconnection project is expected to go live at the end of the year, Electricity Ministry spokesperson Ayman Hamza said, according to Mubasher. Egypt has completed “all necessary preparations” for a set-up estimated to have cost USD 56 mn. The political upheaval in Sudan has delayed the trial launch for the project, which were set to begin in April.
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