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New factories need to bring their own clean power or risk falling down the queue
Renewables will be mandatory for licensing new industrial facilities, while remaining optional for existing plants
Is Egypt building a wind industry — or just hosting one?
“There’s a lot more complexity to get this organized in Egypt,” CEO of Ras Ghareb Wind Energy and Red Sea…
Private players move faster than public infrastructure to power the desert via off-grid renewables
Engazaat aims to deploy up to USD 250 mn in off-grid water and energy assets, using zero-capex, pay-as-you-go models to…
National Narrative for Comprehensive Development recasts green targets as a tool for economic growth, not just as an environmental responsibility
The narrative seeks to insert the country into new value chains created by the global green push, including producing parts…
There’s a good reason why noise is legally classed a pollutant in Egypt
Noise pollution is an invisible pollutant that is currently acting as a massive, silent drain on the Egyptian economy.
There’s a good reason why noise is legally classed a pollutant in Egypt
Noise pollution is an invisible pollutant that is currently acting as a massive, silent drain on the Egyptian economy.
There’s a good reason why noise is legally classed a pollutant in Egypt
Noise pollution is an invisible pollutant that is currently acting as a massive, silent drain on the Egyptian economy.
Egypt has ambitious green transition targets, but does it have the workforce to achieve them?
The World Bank estimates that the green transition in Egypt will create 2 mn years of employment between 2020 and…
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