ENGIE commissions 500MW at Red Sea Wind Energy Wind Farm in Egypt

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  • ENGIE has announced early commercial operation of 500 MW at Red Sea Wind Energy Wind Farm in Egypt.

ENGIE, alongside its partners Orascom Construction PLC, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, and Eurus Energy Holdings, is proud to announce the official Commercial Operation Date (COD) for the first 500 MW of the Red Sea Wind Energy Wind Farm in Egypt.

This key milestone, achieved six months ahead of schedule, reflects the consortiumโ€™s strong performance in project execution. The wind farm, now operational, is the largest of its kind in Africa and will supply clean, reliable energy to over 1 million households.

With 6.5 million safe worked hours and zero lost-time incidents, this project sets a new standard in both execution and safety performance.

Once completed, the wind farm’s total capacity will increase to 650 MW, reinforcing ENGIEโ€™s leadership in Egyptโ€™s energy transition and helping the country meet its sustainability goals by avoiding 1.5 million tons of COโ‚‚ emissions annually.

This expansion brings ENGIEโ€™s total wind capacity in Egypt to 912.5 MW, moving closer to the 1 GW milestone and strengthening its position in the renewable energy sector across Africa and the Middle East.

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