Some note that carbon trading does little to reduce the net production of harmful emissions.
While the state has secured Dabaa residents' approval, there remain questions about the environmental safety and economic justice of the project
Decisions about energy policy in Egypt are usually made behind closed doors, with little room at the table for anyone outside of the government and the private sector. “We are…
This weekend in Sharm el-Sheikh, electricity sector deals dominated at the Egypt Economic Development Conference. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi devoted much of his speech to attendees to discussing new deals…
The Automatic Fuel Pricing Committee raised the price of all categories of fuel by rates between 15 and 22 percent at 3…
Just before daily temperatures in Cairo peaked 30 °C in the middle of winter, the president met with the electricity and renewable…
Egypt and Cyprus signed off on agreements with Chevron and Eni, the leading partners in two Cypriot natural gas fields, paving the…
Two oil and gas exploration agreements came across the desk of lawmakers in the House of Representatives earlier this week, with parliamentarians…
Power cuts will be extended by one hour for one day a week going forward
BP announced the discovery of a gas field off the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in Egypt’s Damietta governorate
«High prices of renewable energy are consistently used to justify Egypt’s modest renewable energy ambitions, despite the country’s enabling (natural) environment, which includes high solar radiation…»
«Since the Cabinet’s decision to allow the use of coal under current regulations, there has not been much clarity in the public sphere as to how…»
«Amidst the fragmented politics of the last six months, one of the most pressing questions has been how Egypt would meet its energy demands from 2014…»
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