Latest in Tag: feed-in tariff Highlight
Latest in Tag: feed-in tariff
Government responds to solar energy investors in Benban, pledges to eliminate obstacles to complete projects
Aswan’s governor met with security director and Hassan Allam to solve logistical and security issues: sources
Breakthrough in wind feed-in tariff projects
Cabinet agrees in principle to implementation of stations on BOO scheme
NREA to begin withdrawing land granted for wind plants under feed-in tariff next week
NREA will withdraw 90 sqkm due to companies’ failure to complete financial closure of their projects
ACWA Power to complete its solar plants under feed-in tariff in November
China’s Chint to take over construction work; investments at $200m
30 companies completes financial closure of solar energy feed-in tariff projectsÂ
The companies participating in the second phase of the solar power plants will inject total investments worth $2bn
Investors seek to acquire feed-in tariff solar energy projects
Prices range between $2m and 5m per company
EBRD is studying financing five feed-in tariff projects in its 2nd phase
Janet Heckman, managing director for the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean (SEMED) region at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), said that the bank is currently studying to finance five projects in the second phase of the feed-in tariff projects starting from the second half of this year. Heckman told Daily News Egypt that …
Seven solar energy companies considering withdrawal from feed-in tariff projects
Investors are objecting the electricity tariff
31 companies participate in 2nd phase of feed-in tariff projects with $3bn investments
1,845 megawatts targeted to be produced through solar and wind plants in Aswan and Gulf of Suez
NREA plans to complete several projects in Q1 of 2017
All variables have been accounted for in the second phase of the feed-in tariff project, says Omran
Renewable energy investors call for presidential intervention
100 international companies willing to invest $15bn if government expedites investment procedures
New total of 19 companies withdraw from renewable energy feed-in tariff projects
The companies Wadi Degla and Nubian are the latest to withdraw from solar energy projects
New, renewable energy companies demand higher feed-in tariff value due to flotation
Investors expect losses to reach 35% in the second phase of the electricity projects
NREA recovers lands of feed-in tariff projects from 5 withdrawing companies
The New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) has recovered the lands of the solar energy projects in Banban, Aswan from five companies that have withdrawn from implementing the project. Sources in the NREA said that the authority has recovered 5 sqkm from Abdul Latif Jameel Company, Enel Green Power, Cairo Solar, Orascom Telecom, and Triangle. …
Renewable energy companies begin feed-in tariff 2nd phase negotiations
5 banking institutions, including IFC, EBRD, and EFD agree to finance projects
EETC signs 3 energy purchase agreements with Nubian, ARC, Irena in feed-in tariff 1st phase
The companies told Electricity Ministry officials that they will complete the financial closing procedures for the solar energy projects on Wednesday and Thursday
Ministry of Electricity signs purchase agreement with solar companies
The minister has granted investors 10 days to complete the financial closing procedures; eight companies plan to implement feed-in tariff projects with investments worth $600m
Electricity Ministry begins paying dues to companies that left feed-in tariff projects without fines
Cairo Solar received EGP 19m from EETC for cost-sharing agreement premiums and letter of guarantee
Electricity Ministry to repay dues of companies that withdrew from FIT projects by end of month
Purchase agreements to be signed with those who were tied by first-stage regulations within 20 days
Electricity Ministry discusses financing 2nd phase of feed-in tariff with international institutions
Top financing banks include IFC, EBRD, GIZ, EIB, and AFDBÂ