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From 42% to 58%: Egypt's New Renewable Energy Vision for 2040

Egypt is aiming to significantly boost its renewable energy targets, with the new goal set at 58% of energy generation from renewable sources by 2040. This update, announced by Electricity Minister Mohamed
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Shaker, represents a substantial increase from the previous target of 42% by 2030. The updated strategy is expected to be published within the next two to three months, as Shaker mentioned during an Egypt-EU investment conference.
This ambitious plan underscores Egypt's commitment to expanding its green power infrastructure and aligning with global efforts to combat climate change. By setting higher targets, Egypt aims to attract more investment in renewable energy projects and technologies, fostering a sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy sector.

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/egypt-looking-raise-target-renewable-energy-58-by-2040-2024-06-29/



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  • Jane Wangui

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    This is amazing.with more efforts like this we will surely bring about important Change in the near future.

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    • Atef Ghandour

      12 w

      Private sector

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      • Elizabeth Gathigia

        13 w

        Impressive work, with much more efforts and commitments, much will be achieved

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                • rosebellendiritu

                  13 w

                  This Is commendable as we look towards creating a better and sustainable Egypt by way of increasing renewable energy

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                    • Peter Karanga

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                      Egypt’s new target to boost renewable energy from 42% to 58% by 2040 is an ambitious and commendable stride towards sustainability. This vision aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and promises significant environmental and economic benefits for the country.

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