Renergy Group Partners’ efforts have achieved one-of-a-kind progress in the environmental and sustainable development field in the area of South Sinai. Renergy has completed and fully funded one of the most extensive bird impact studies ever conducted in South Sinai, sharing the results at no cost with RCREEE, international financiers, and Egypt’s National Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) as part of a broader cumulative environmental assessment covering all renewable energy projects in the Red Sea region.
The study was carried out as part of Renergy Group Partners’ mega-scale green power and green hydrogen project. It is the only submission of its kind from a private developer in South Sinai and will directly contribute to the cumulative impact assessment being prepared for international lenders, led by the EBRD.
Renergy Group Partners also commissioned a full Strategic Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) covering the entire mega-scale green power and green hydrogen project, as well as a 275 km overhead transmission line (OHTL) corridor connecting the project to the grid — the first privately owned OHTL in Egypt — providing a rare and detailed dataset on environmental studies.
The study findings were presented at a recent RCREEE-organized technical workshop in Cairo, attended by major renewable energy developers, regulators, and environmental stakeholders. Discussions covered unified monitoring standards, mitigation measures, operational schedules, offsetting mechanisms, and the upcoming deployment of radar systems in the Gulf of Suez for real-time tracking of avian activity.
The preliminary cumulative environmental assessment is expected to be submitted to international lenders in September 2026, with a regional plot map covering all projects to be released around May.
Renergy and GreenTech Egypt, as project sponsors, are sharing the study results with RCREEE free of charge, as part of both companies’ broader commitment to developing renewable energy projects in a sustainable manner, with minimal impact on the environment, and in accordance with international environmental and social standards, supporting Egypt’s development.
