Powering Up the Pyramids: Sungrow's Big Bet on Egypt's Clean Energy Future

A New Factory Rises in the Desert

So here's some exciting news out of 

CAIRO: Sungrow just launched a brand-new energy storage

manufacturing facility in Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone. Once running, it'll pump out a planned 10 GWh annually. Operations kick off in June 2027, and honestly, that's not far away at all.

Feeding the Sustainable Energy Valley

The facility's first batch of output won't just sit around, though. It'll directly support the Sustainable Energy Valley project in Minya Governorate, a joint effort between Egypt's government and Norway's Scatec.

Specifically, Sungrow will supply 4 GWh of storage systems there, giving the project a serious boost.

Meanwhile, Aswan Is Already Shining

Meanwhile, Sungrow's track record in Egypt keeps growing. It recently helped commission Abydos Phase II, a solar-plus-storage project in Aswan supplying 1.2 GW of PV and 720 MWh of storage.

Consequently, once fully live, it'll become Africa's largest single-site solar-plus-storage project.

Why Localization Matters

According to VP Thompson Meng, localized manufacturing means faster, more responsive support across the Middle East and Africa. Additionally, Sungrow aims to deepen supply chains and train local talent.

Ultimately, it's about unlocking Egypt's potential as Africa's clean energy hub.

Kuwait's Ports Just Got a Whole Lot Smarter

A New Chapter for Shuwaikh Port

Big news is brewing at Shuwaikh Port, and it's all about going digital. CyberLogitec, a subsidiary of Eusu Holdings, has signed on to deploy its cloud-based OPUS Terminal M solution at this key Kuwaiti hub.

Consequently, the port is set to join a growing wave of terminals embracing smart technology. The deal ties into a larger digitalisation push led by Alghanim Specialities, a Kuwait-based infrastructure powerhouse.

What OPUS Terminal M Brings to the Table

So, what exactly does this system do? OPUS Terminal M manages vessel operations, yard planning, gate activity, and more, all through one integrated platform. As a result, operators get real-time visibility into everything happening on-site.

Furthermore, this means smarter decisions and safer, more efficient operations overall.

Why Shuwaikh Matters

Located near Kuwait City, Shuwaikh Port handles container, general cargo, and Ro-Ro traffic. Therefore, it's a vital gateway for the country's trade.

Riding a Global Wave

Meanwhile, this follows CyberLogitec's TTI Algeciras deal in Spain. Together, these projects highlight the company's expanding footprint across Europe and the Middle East.

Powering the Impossible: How Daqo Is Wiring the Middle East's Energy Future

Dubai, UAE — Let's be honest: powering the Middle East today is no small feat. From scorching solar farms to always-on data centers, the region's energy demands keep growing more complex. So, how do you keep up? At Middle East Energy 2026, Daqo stepped up with a bold answer: portfolio breadth paired with smart, industry-specific integration.

One Platform, Endless Possibilities

Daqo doesn't just sell products — it builds ecosystems. Its lineup spans medium-voltage switchgear, transformers, low-voltage systems, busway, automation tools, and E-Houses. Because everything runs on a single engineering platform, handoffs shrink and control stretches from design to commissioning.

Tailored Solutions for Every Sector

Naturally, no two industries want the same thing. Renewable sites get rugged, factory-prepped packages built for outdoor extremes. Meanwhile, data centers benefit from modular, monitored power systems assembled off-site for speed and reliability.

Scale That Delivers

Behind the scenes, four research institutes and 32 manufacturing facilities keep things moving. With over 2,300 patents and 450+ certifications, Daqo backs its promises with real depth.

Regional Reach, Local Touch

Ultimately, Daqo already powers projects across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and beyond. Through Daqo Electric MEA FZCO, that global strength stays close to home.