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Hassan Allam and Infinity Power sign a 1.2 GW solar deal in Egypt

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Renewable energy investment vehicle Hassan Allam Utilities Energy Platform and Infinity Power, Africa’s largest renewables player, have signed a deal with the Egyptian government to develop two large-scale projects. Together they will deliver 1,200 MW of solar power and 720 MWh of battery storage, marking the platform’s second project in Egypt.

  • The aim is to double Egypt’s renewables share of power generation to 42% by 2030. Renewables Rising’s database shows 2.9 GW completed this year and 7.1 GW plus 3.4 GWh of battery storage under development.

  • Egypt seeks not only to meet local demand but expand into export markets, with deals signed with Saudi Arabia, Greece and Lebanon. In 2023, it earned over $110 million from electricity exports to Sudan, Jordan and Libya.

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