During the UN Summit of the Future in New York, the challenges faced by developing economies in Africa, including Egypt, regarding energy investments were brought to light. Egypt's Minister of Planning emphasized the importance of addressing the financial barriers to support the UN sustainability goals. Sub-Saharan Africa received minimal energy investments in 2023, significantly lower than the required amount for renewable energy expansion. Egypt's initiatives, such as the NWFE program, aim to drive the country's energy transformation in alignment with the National Climate Change Strategy 2050. The Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy is targeting the addition of 30 GW of renewable energy to the national grid, with recent agreements for a 200 MW wind farm and green hydrogen projects. Foreign partnerships, like the one between ACWA Power and Egypt for a $4 billion green hydrogen project, demonstrate growing international interest in Egypt's renewable energy sector. The future looks promising for renewable energy development in Egypt and Africa, with investments and initiatives set to accelerate the transition towards sustainable energy sources.