Egypt s solar photovoltaic power generation uses household photovoltaic panels

Is solar energy a viable option in Egypt?

Egypt has a solar energy potential of 74 billion MWh per year, according to the Global Solar Atlas . Solar energy projects have long been noted to be economically viable. The predicted figure is significantly more than Egypt’s current electricity production , , .

Does Egypt have solar energy?

Consequently, Egypt possesses extraordinary solar resources that can be applied to a vast variety of solar energy systems and industries, including photovoltaic (PV) or concentrated solar power (CSP) plant establishments . Egypt has a solar energy potential of 74 billion MWh per year, according to the Global Solar Atlas .

Will Egypt's energy landscape undergo a transformation?

With the rapid growth of renewable energy, it is inevitable that Egypt’s energy landscape will undergo a transformation. Schneider Electric provides solar solutions ranging from residential solar power for homes to microgrids. Our goal is to work closely with our partners and the community in Egypt to offer accessible solar solutions.

Why should Egypt invest in a solar power Park?

The solar power park generates 1,500 megawatts of energy, which enhances Egypt’s sustainable energy strategy, supports the use of clean energy, reduces climate change, and reflects the government’s strong commitment to the transition towards a green economy.

What are the major solar power projects in Egypt?

Solar power projects in Egypt. Table 1 summarizes the three major solar power projects in Egypt, which are the Beneban Solar Park, the Siwa Solar Plant, and the Kuraymat Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plant.

How many solar power plants are there in Egypt?

ACHIEVEMENTS: Thus far, a total of 115 such solar-energy plants have been built in Egypt, yielding 8.2 MW in electricity. Every year, they produce 13 GW of electricity per hour. There have been 201 trainees working on the project, and the implemented systems are worth $7.2 million in investments.