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CSR Newsletter #44 — Q4 2025

Completion of Ali Refai Girls Secondary School upgrades, the official inauguration with three sister wind energy companies, and end-of-year stakeholder visits across Ras Ghareb.

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CSR Newsletter #43 — Q3 2025

Renovation of Ali Refai Girls Secondary School with three sister companies, the RGWE summer internship for 22 engineering students, an Ideal Mothers honouring ceremony, and the 2025–2026 scholarship program.

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CSR Newsletter #42 — Q2 2025

RGWE leadership transition from Anthony Watson to Hans Bruins; furniture delivery to the renovated staff accommodation at Ras Ghareb Specialized Hospital; and the Eid Al-Adha meat distribution to families in Ras Ghareb.

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CSR Projects with Great Achievements — Q4 2024

Successful completion and handover of The Port School, school-furniture support from Goldwind, the second annual medical campaign serving 335 patients in Ras Ghareb, and the year-end stakeholder feedback process.

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CSR Projects with Great Achievements — Q3 2024

Renovation work begins at Port Primary School, the engineering summer internship for 16 trainees, tree planting in Ras Ghareb, completion of furnishing the Community Development Nursery, an external visit by Re-Carbon and EcoSecurities, reusable bottles to reduce plastic on site, and the 14-student scholarship program.

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The Project

Ras Ghareb Wind Energy S.A.E. operates a 262.5 MW onshore wind farm near Ras Ghareb on the western coast of the Gulf of Suez. Developed under a Build-Own-Operate model, the project is owned by a consortium of ENGIE (40%), Toyota Tsusho Corporation jointly with Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation (40%), and Orascom Construction (20%).

The wind farm reached Commercial Operation in 2019, completing construction in approximately 24 months. With 125 Siemens Gamesa G97 turbines (2.1 MW each, 71 m hub height), it has offset over 2.3 million tonnes of CO₂-equivalent emissions since coming online, supplying clean electricity to Egypt's national grid under a long-term Power Purchase Agreement with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC).

Wind turbines in the Gulf of Suez desert

Our Partners

ENGIE
Toyota Tsusho Corporation
Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation
Orascom Construction

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