Renewable energy capacity exceeding 6000 mw of Egypt

Solar photovoltaic net news: according to Egypt's new energy and renewable energy administration ( NREA) Executive director, Mohamed el - Mr. Khayat, Egypt's renewable energy has reached to 6000 megawatts of capacity, among them, 2000 megawatts from solar and wind power. The remaining two-thirds come mainly from hydropower.

from the government and the deadline of one year, the north African country has reached the goal, namely in the country's renewable energy is increased by 20% in the power structure.

in Egypt are the main renewable energy projects including Benban solar comprehensive facilities, plans to begin production in October 2019.

according to el - Mr. Khayat introduction, growth due to the recent policies, such as independent power producers ( IPP) Policy, they are now joining the industry and with the Egyptian power transmission company, EETC) Sign the power purchase agreement.

is one of the focuses of the new rules, are not allowed to manufacture or sell any company monopoly power and electricity price negotiations with consumers directly. The new law will be open to the private sector market, encourage healthy competition.

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