Egypt’s energy sector seeing gradual change in reducing greenhouse emissions ...Egypt

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Environment Minister, Yasmine Fouad said Sunday that the energy sector in Egypt is witnessing a gradual change towards reducing global warming emissions. The country aims to rely on new and renewable energies by 42 percent by 2035, she said, adding that it also seeks to top the list of countries making efforts to develop and activate green hydrogen technology as a source of energy. The Environment Ministry, in cooperation with other relevant ministries, has prepared the first package to finance the projects of the National Climate Change Strategy 2050. She said that the projects package aims to focus on the energy, food and water sectors in cooperation with the ministries of electricity, ene

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