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17 December 2024
JORDAN ADVANCES IN ENERGY SECTOR WITH FOCUS ON RENEWABLES, NATURAL GAS, GREEN HY
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Saleh Kharabsheh highlighted significant accomplishments in Jordan's energy sector, emphasizing continuous progress and distinguished services achieved through years of dedicated efforts.
14 December 2024
Turkey’s Energy Security Faces Challenges Amid Growing Demand and Imports
Recent research published in the journal “Sdü Vizyoner Dergisi” sheds light on the energy security landscape of the Turkish economy, highlighting both challenges and opportunities that could shape various sectors moving forward.
11 December 2024
Jordan's Energy Bill Weighed Down by 25% Waste, Minister Says
Energy Minister Saleh Kharabsheh revealed Wednesday that 25 percent of Jordan's energy bill - amounting to hundreds of millions - is being wasted. Speaking at an industrial efficiency forum in Amman, Kharabsheh emphasized the kingdom's focus on securing sustainable energy supplies at reasonable costs.
11 December 2024
Tunisia to produce 1,700 MW of electricity from renewable energy sources by 2027
(MENAFN) Tunisia has approved agreements to produce 1,700 megawatts of electricity from renewable energy sources by 2027, equivalent to about 5 percent of the country's total electricity production.
11 December 2024
Harnessing floating solar panels: a solution for Cyprus’ water and energy challenges
By Nicolas Netien As an island nation, Cyprus faces two critical, intertwined challenges: managing our limited water resources and reducing our dependence on imported energy.
10 December 2024
Italy’s $10M Hydrogen Tender to Advance Green Energy Infrastructure
The Italian firm, Alfa S.r.l., has issued a tender titled “Fornitura, trasporto e travaso di ossigeno liquido e azoto liquido comprensivo di nolo delle apparecchiature accessorie, destinato alla sezione di ozonizzazione dell’impianto di depurazione di Sant’Antonino Ticino.”
9 December 2024
Investment of 16.5 billion euros. Modernization of electrical grids: key to the energy transition in Italy
Italy moves towards a cleaner energy mix with an investment of 16.5 billion euros to improve electrical grids infrastructures. These reforms drive the integration of renewable energy. Fabrizio Sorge analyzes the challenges and opportunities in the sector.
9 December 2024
EGAS partners with New Fortress Energy for second LNG FSRU in Egypt
The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) has signed a deal with US-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) specialist New Fortress Energy to lease a second floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU).
7 December 2024
President Sisi affirms Egypt’s interest in expanding production of clean energy, green hydrogen
COPENHAGEN, Dec 6 (MENA) – President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi appreciated the keenness of the Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners to expand its investment presence in Egypt.
7 December 2024
Morocco steps up efforts in renewable energy
Currently, Morocco already produces more than 5,000 megawatts of renewable energy and plans to reach more than 52% green energy in its energy mix by 2030, she explained.
6 December 2024
Minister Says ANRE Reform Boosts Morocco’s Role as Sole Energy Corridor Linking Europe, Africa, Atlantic Basin
Rabat: The reform of the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (ANRE), in line with the High Royal Directives, will enable Morocco to strengthen its role as the only energy corridor between Africa, Europe, and the Atlantic basin, stated the Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Leila Benali, on Thursday in Rabat.
21 November 2024
Making Mediterranean Water, Energy Security a Reality
The road to water security and renewables in the Mediterranean requires cooperation. Water and energy are fundamentally interdependent, shaping the socioeconomic and environmental landscape of the Mediterranean.
28 October 2024
Morocco, France sign 22 strategic agreements on infrastructure, energy, and cultural cooperation
King Mohammed VI, along with Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, Prince Moulay Rachid, Princess Lalla Khadija, and Princess Lalla Meryem, and French President Emmanuel Macron, accompanied by his wife Brigitte Macron, presided over a signing ceremony on Monday at the Palace of Royal Guests in Rabat.
28 October 2024
President El-Sisi and Eni CEO Discuss Strengthening Egypt-Italy Energy Partnership
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met with Claudio Descalzi, CEO of the Italian company Eni, and his accompanying delegation of senior company officials, in the presence of Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
28 October 2024
Morocco's renewable energy sector praised in recent report
A recent report from the Middle East Institute has highlighted Morocco’s substantial potential in renewable energy technology, emphasizing the country’s development of a dynamic ecosystem that integrates this sector into its national economy.
28 October 2024
Our vision for digitisation of Malta’s energy system
Malta’s journey toward the digitisation of energy did not happen overnight. One of the most significant milestones in recent years has been the deployment of smart meters in 2009, a brainchild of the Nationalist government at the time.
27 October 2024
Portugal’s Renewable Energy Revolution: A Bright Future Ahead
As the sun rises over Portugal’s picturesque landscapes, a revolution is underway. From the sun-soaked rooftops of Lisbon to the vast solar fields in the Alentejo, the country is embracing a new era of renewable energy.
26 October 2024
Morocco’s Renewable Energy Share to Surpass 56% of National Electricity Mix by 2027
Morocco’s renewable energy capacity is set to make up 56% of the national electricity mix by 2027, according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance, surpassing the country’s initial 52% target set for 2030.
24 October 2024
Montenegro’s EPCG to invest €300mn in green energy projects
Morocco’s renewable energy capacity is set to make up 56% of the national electricity mix by 2027, according to the Ministry of Economy and ...
24 October 2024
Greece and Egypt sign strategy MoUs on energy interconnection and climate cooperation
Greece’s Minister of Environment and Energy Thodoros Skylakakis and Egypt’s Minister of Electricity Mahmoud Esmat, agreed to take the next steps toward implementing the electrical interconnection between Greece and Egypt.
24 October 2024
Egypt poised to lead wind energy in Middle East with 76 GW capacity by 2050
Egypt is positioned to become a leading force in wind energy within the Middle East, with the capacity to generate an excess of 76 gigawatts per hour by 2050, according to an international study.
23 October 2024
Southeast Connectivity Forum II, Thessaloniki: Greece holds a privileged position in energy sector interconnections
The increase of energy connectivity in southeastern Europe will benefit the wider region, and Greece can be a starting point for this energy bridge, John Letvin, economic counselor at the US embassy said at the 2nd Southeast Connectivity Forum in Thessaloniki on Wednesday.
23 October 2024
EBRD Provides €32 Million Loan for Croatia's Largest Solar Power Plant to Boost Renewable Energy Goals
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is extending a loan of nearly €32 million to support the development of a solar power project in Croatia.
23 October 2024
Turkey plans a fourfold rise in renewable energy
Turkey is planning to quadruple its renewable energy capacity over the coming decade, with investments of $80 billion to boost output and another $30 billion to improve transmission and infrastructure.
22 October 2024
Green Hydrogen – EIB and Iberdrola sign €120 million loan to develop energy innovation projects in Spain
Green Hydrogen – EIB and Iberdrola sign €120 million loan to develop energy innovation projects in Spain.
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