Greece’s Mytilineos eyes building solar, battery storage projects in Egypt
The company is also mulling over investing in a variety of sectors in the North African country, including renewable energy, oil and natural gas, infrastructure, and sustainable engineering solutions.
Arab Finance: The Greece-based industrial conglomerate company Mytilineos is considering pumping investment into the construction of solar power plants and battery storage stations in Egypt over the coming period, according to a statement by the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) on March 29th.
The company is also mulling over investing in a variety of sectors in the North African country, including renewable energy, oil and natural gas, infrastructure, and sustainable engineering solutions.
In this regard, CEO of GAFI Hossam Heiba met with the representatives of the Greek company to discuss the available opportunities for investing in Egypt.
Founded in 1990, Mytilineos is a leading global industrial and energy company with a solid worldwide presence. It operates in the sectors of metallurgy, renewables and storage development, and sustainable engineering.