Infinity group to contribute to powering COP27 summit with clean, renewable energy solutions in Sharm el Sheikh

Infinity group to contribute to powering COP27 summit with clean, renewable energy solutions in Sharm el Sheikh

Cairo: Infinity, Egypt’s leading renewable energy solutions provider has announced that they will contribute towards powering the COP27 summit with newly deployed clean renewable energy solutions at Sharm El-Sheikh. Through its JV with Masdar ‘Infinity Power’, it will be developing, managing and operating a 6MWp solar energy plant in Sharm El-Sheikh to power COP27, Infinity will also be developing, managing, operating and maintaining 18 electric vehicle charging stations across Sharm, enabling the use of EVs to provide transportation services during the summit.

Speaking about the announcement, Mohamed Ismail Mansour, Co-Founder and CEO, Infinity, said, “We are delighted to be able to support the government during this historic occasion, by delivering clean, renewable energy-based solutions to power COP27. We will continue providing sustainable energy solutions to Sharm El Sheikh for years to come through our solar plant and EV charging network, providing clean power to a city with an important role in Egyptian diplomacy and international relations.”

The solar energy plant by Infinity Power, a joint venture between the UAE’s Masdar and Egypt’s Infinity, will hold the capacity to produce a total of 6 MWp of power with a potential to generate 11,723 MWh total energy per year. The total energy generated by