During the BRICS Energy Ministers Conference in Moscow, Egypt's Electricity Minister Mahmoud Esmat unveiled the country's ambitious plans to significantly increase its use of renewable energy. By 2040, Egypt aims to achieve over 42% renewable energy and secure 5-8% of the global green hydrogen trade. Esmat highlighted the importance of sustainable energy transition, emphasizing the abundant solar and wind resources that Egypt possesses. The country intends to reduce carbon emissions by diversifying its energy mix, including renewable sources and nuclear energy, while also focusing on energy efficiency to ensure a sustainable future. Egypt recently launched its national hydrogen strategy to position itself as a leader in green hydrogen production, supported by the establishment of the National Hydrogen Council and new investment incentives to attract foreign capital. Esmat stressed the significance of cooperation with BRICS nations, particularly in the realm of hydrogen transport and technology development. Egypt's partnerships with countries like Russia, China, and India in various energy sectors, including green hydrogen initiatives, were highlighted. Furthermore, Egypt is expanding its regional energy cooperation by connecting electrical grids with neighboring countries, showcasing its growing role as an energy hub in the region.