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  1. The G7 Summit was hosted in Evian, France, where discussions took place regarding deepening ties with Egyptian President El-Sisi.
  2. Egypt and the European Investment Bank are deepening their strategic partnership to fund clean energy grid upgrades.

EIB and EBRD Finance $626M in Utility-Scale Wind Projects in Egypt

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The European Investment Bank and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development provided debt financing for the Niat and Rasgha wind farms in Egypt, totaling US$626 million. This financial close advances Alcazar Energy Partners’ Egyptian investment program, which also includes the US$420 million Gabal El Zeit privatization, representing over US$1 billion in investment in Egypt’s electricity sector. Notice to proceed has been issued to Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy for the projects.

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The financing supports the expansion of utility-scale renewable capacity in Egypt, with the projects expected to add new electricity supply to the national grid. This investment contributes to Egypt's energy security and decarbonisation goals.

Egypt and the European Investment Bank are deepening their strategic partnership to fund clean energy grid upgrades.

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  • Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy could see increased revenue from supplying turbines and providing operation and maintenance services for the projects.

  • European Investment Bank could see increased deployment of funding for major infrastructure projects.

  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development could see increased deployment of funding for major infrastructure projects.

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    Egypt's electricity sector could see increased supply of new utility-scale renewable capacity.

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