The Supreme Energy Council meeting in New Alamein City, chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, showcased Egypt's commitment to sustainable energy growth and the integration of green hydrogen. Minister Mahmoud Esmat highlighted the need to revise the country's energy strategy up to 2040 to adapt to changing energy landscapes, including the emergence of green hydrogen and the phase-out of coal. The meeting focused on the progress of renewable energy projects, including significant wind and solar power developments totaling 7,150 megawatts and commitments to implement battery storage systems for grid stability. Coordination with various ministries aims to secure funding for grid-strengthening initiatives to connect renewable energy projects by 2025, prioritizing technical and economic solutions for grid stability. The government's efforts to encourage private sector investment in renewable energy projects include granting land, reducing customs duties and VAT, providing electricity production licenses, and raising turbine height limits. These measures aim to enhance project feasibility and support the economic viability of sustainable energy ventures.