Recently, Hiyam Abdel-Ghani Es-Souad, the deputy prime minister for energy issues, conducted a study on the possibility of installing solar panels on the roofs of all buildings in the country. According to him, this would ensure not only the organization's own needs but also create an energy surplus in the grid.
"We see great potential in utilizing solar batteries to reduce dependence on traditional energy sources," Es-Souad noted. He also added that such measures could help save on the purchase and import of fuel.
According to the deputy prime minister, the use of solar energy could help the country move forward and become a leader in the field of alternative energy sources. Currently, the government is already actively promoting the installation of solar panels in residential homes and state institutions.
"We are considering measures to support and stimulate citizens and companies that decide to switch to green energy. This will not only positively impact the environment but also create new jobs and attract investments," Es-Souad emphasized.
