Government follows up on waste-to-energy project in Abu Rawash
The meeting also included Governor of Giza Ahmed Rashid and Director of the National Center for Planning State Land Uses Nasser Fawzi.
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Egypt ministerial meeting discusses waste-to-energy finance
WTE occurs by burning waste in specialised incinerators without need to separate waste into components
Environment Minister chairs first meeting of Waste-to-Energy committeeÂ
Wadi El Rayan protected area in Fayoum receives 54,000 visitorsÂ
Empower negotiates with Saudi firm over $28m waste-to-energy plant
Tariff set at 12 cents per kW/h, 70% of costs to be financed by Saudi banks
Military Production, Swiss TCG sign MoU for waste-to-energy technologies
Such cooperation will help to deepen local manufacturing, increase the added value, reduce importation
Egypt receives $2bn worth bids to establish waste-to-energy projects
Arab, foreign companies find appetite to invest in the sector after cabinet’s approval of feed-in tariff
Egypt sets waste-to-energy purchasing tariff at EGP 1.4 per kw/h
Earlier, Daily News Egypt reported that several government agencies will share in the purchasing tariff of electricity from waste-to-energy plants for two years, bearing 37 piasters to be added to the original tariff of EGP 1.03 to reach EGP 1.40 per kw/h.
Government agencies to share in waste-to-energy purchasing tariff for 2 years
Tariff to be increased from EGP 1.03 to EGP 1.40 per kW/h
Saudi Fas Energy plans to launch $300m WtE projects in Egypt
New plants to be implemented over five phases; the first costs $60m
Waste-to-energy purchase tariff to be announced in weeks: Environment Minister
EU to fund national programme for waste management worth €60mÂ
Egypt ERA to announce waste-to-energy generation tariff by next week
10 companies seek to invest $500m in waste-to-energy projects
Egypt’s Cabinet appoints advisory office to determine waste-to-energy’s purchase priceÂ
The purchase tariff ranges between 121-160 cents per kilowattÂ