Egypt celebrated the inauguration of its latest venture into renewable energy with the unveiling of the 252-megawatt Gulf of Suez wind farm. Anticipated to churn out 1,200 megawatt-hours of clean electricity annually, the project marks a significant stride towards the nation's ambition of achieving a 42% renewable energy share in its power mix by 2030.
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