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The 100 MW plant, with concentrating solar power technology, will be
built near Assuan. The World Bank has allocated US$270 million and
further funding is expected to be granted by other international agencies.
After having launched the new renewable development policy, with the
construction of the Zafarana and Hurghada wind energy projects (545 MW
when completed), Egypt's government is now also intensely focusing on
solar energy technologies.
The aim is to generate 20% of the electricity output from renewables by
2020, also considering the electricity deficit scenario, which has led
the government in Cairo to plan investments for 100 to 120 billion
dollars in order to triple the capacity currently installed in this
country (25,000 MW) by 2027.
A first 20 MW solar thermal project is almost completed in Koraymat,
south of Cairo. This is a concentrating solar power plant that is
integrated into the 120 MW gas combined cycle facility, so that the
plant's total capacity amounts to 140 MW.
The next plant that will be built is the 100 MW Kom Ombo facility (in a
southern region near the Assuan dam). This project, which also employs
concentrating solar power technology, has now been granted a loan by the
World Bank amounting to US$70 million dollars.
Of this loan, 170 million are directly provided by the World Bank, while
the remaining 100 million will be issued by the Clean Technology Fund,
its affiliate. Further funds are expected to be granted by other
international agencies, one of which is the African Development Fund.
Construction is scheduled to start in 2012.
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