Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy Mahmoud Esmat recently held a meeting with Siemens Energy officials to discuss advancing energy generation in Egypt using innovative technologies. The meeting focused on the importance of expanding renewable energy and green hydrogen projects to combat carbon emissions from fossil fuels. The Burullus power plant project was a key topic of discussion, aiming to operate gas units with a 30% hydrogen and natural gas mix. This project also includes a hydrogen production unit using desalinated water, showcasing Egypt's commitment to a green hydrogen economy. The initiative aims to position Egypt as a leader in low-carbon hydrogen and emphasizes utilizing saline water for electricity generation. Minister Esmat highlighted the importance of adhering to a new energy strategy that promotes low-carbon generation, renewable energy utilization, and grid modernization. He praised the private sector for its contributions to renewable energy projects and reiterated the government's dedication to expanding green hydrogen initiatives and improving service quality in the sector. The collaboration with Siemens includes multiple projects like constructing combined cycle power plants in Burullus, Beni Suef, and the New Administrative Capital, showcasing a strong partnership to drive Egypt towards a sustainable energy future.