Abu Dhabi’s Masdar said it completed the delivery of 30 MW of “utility-scale clean energy projects” and “7,000 solar home systems in remote and strategic areas across Egypt.” The projects, four in total, will power 25,800 homes and displace 42,700 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, Masdar said. The statement added that “the selection of the locations for the utility scale plants as well as the individual beneficiaries of the solar home systems was made in coordination with the Ministry of Electricity in Egypt and the local authorities in the designated localities. The programme, initiated and funded by the government of Abu Dhabi, extended over a period of two years from inception to completion of construction, testing and commissioning, and handover.”