en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 30 local time, the 600MWh energy storage system of Egypt's Abydos Phase II solar-storage project was successfully connected to the grid at full capacity, making it the largest integrated solar-storage power station under construction in Africa.

The project team adopted multiple measures to address construction challenges. During the concrete cushion pouring of the energy storage control building, team members persisted in working under surface temperatures exceeding 50°C to complete the pouring. During the hoisting of energy storage equipment, the team coordinated division of labor to advance customs clearance, material scheduling, and logistical support, ensuring the installation accuracy of battery compartments.

Egypt's Abydos Phase II solar-storage project, located in Aswan, plans to build a 1GW photovoltaic power station and a 600MWh energy storage system, with the storage component comprising 145 battery compartments and 73 medium-voltage compartments. Once fully completed, the project is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 1.46 million tons annually, meet the electricity needs of 380,000 Egyptian households, help improve the stability of Egypt's power grid operation, and support Egypt's goal of achieving 42% renewable energy by 2030.