India-based Sterlite Power has put forward a proposal to construct a specialized electricity grid to facilitate green hydrogen initiatives in Egypt, with an estimated investment ranging from $5 billion to $6 billion. This project not only aims to strengthen Egypt's energy transmission infrastructure but also plays a crucial role in advancing the country's shift towards clean energy sources. The proposal was discussed in a meeting between Sterlite Power executives and Egypt's Investment Minister, highlighting global investors' confidence in Egypt's market. Tushar Chhabra, Head of Business Acquisition at Sterlite Power, emphasized the company's dedication to long-term strategic projects that would position Egypt as a significant renewable energy hub. Egypt has been actively engaging in agreements to develop green hydrogen projects, aligning with its governmental focus on sustainable energy solutions. Although these projects are still in their nascent stages, the collaboration with Sterlite Power signifies a milestone in Egypt's green hydrogen ambitions.