The African Development Bank (AfDB) could increase funding to Egypt for solar projects as part of an initiative to develop the Sahara’s solar generation capacity, the local press reported. Bank VP Wale Shonibare said that Egypt had an important role to play in the project, which aims to see the construction of 10 GW-worth of solar plants in the Sahara, capable of providing electricity to 250 mn people.
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