exhibition time：2025年4月29-30日

Venue: Cairo International Exhibition Center, Egypt Exhibition Industry: Solar photovoltaic organizer：Terrapinn

Organization cycle: One session per year exhibition introduction: This exhibition is a solar energy exhibition in the Middle East and North Africa, integrating conferences, forums and exhibitions. The organizers are committed to promoting this exhibition in the Middle East and Africa, aiming to create an industry forum-based exhibition that will serve as a platform for industry professionals to learn on-site how to develop sustainable, clean and investable energy projects throughout the Middle East and North Africa., bringing together its major contributors and influencers to jointly promote the development of the solar industry in the Middle East and Africa. The last exhibition covered a total area of 8000 square meters and attracted 150 companies from China, South Africa, Kenya, Dubai, Turkey, India, Germany, Mexico, Iran and other countries and regions to participate in the exhibition. It provides a representative comprehensive platform and provides an ideal space for exploring the African market. exhibits range: Including solar photovoltaic products (such as solar panels, modules, etc.), batteries, solar inverters, photovoltaic systems and products, photovoltaic modules and related production equipment, measurement and control systems, solar exterior walls and roof components, measurement systems, solar system software, solar photovoltaic equipment and applications, solar accessories, solar cells and production equipment, solar heating, solar power generation systems, solar building products and applications, solar thermal storage materials, new solar materials and new technologies, New solar materials and new technologies Solar air conditioning heating and cooling systems, solar automatic control systems, solar water heaters, etc. Egyptian Energy Market Analysis: Egypt has huge potential to develop renewable energy. For example, the Suez region has high solar radiation levels and fast wind speeds, making it an advantageous area for developing wind and solar power generation projects. The east and west banks of the Nile River also have high-quality wind power generation resources. Egypt has proposed new goals for the development of renewable energy. It plans to reach 61 million kilowatts of renewable energy by 2035, including 43 million kilowatts of solar energy and 18 million kilowatts of wind energy, so that more than 42% of electricity comes from renewable energy; A low-carbon hydrogen strategic outline was also issued, with the goal of Egypt's green hydrogen supply accounting for 5% by 2040. In order to promote the implementation of development plans, Egypt has taken a series of measures, such as opening up state-owned land for the construction of renewable energy and green hydrogen projects, establishing feed-in tariffs for renewable energy electricity and allowing them to earn revenue from electricity sales, and granting renewable energy power generation projects Tax reduction policies, as well as cooperation with financial institutions to attract investment.