Scaling Renewable Energy In MENA
MENA renewable leaders are UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt due to favorable policies and investment. Solar drives most PPAs. MENA green hydrogen CAPEX, LCOH are globally competitive. Leaders differentiate via technology, finance, offtake, amid operational, geopolitical risks.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
18 years of experience and international exposure in Energy, Power, and Renewable Energy sectors within MENA and Europe for Renewable Energy and sustainability.
I have led and participated in developing 8.2 GW of Renewable Projects with various technologies (PV, Wind, Storage, biofuel) in different phases, schemes for green hydrogen projects, and their derivatives (Ammonia). Currently, I am Senior Manager at EDF Energy. I was head of Renewables at TotalEnergies MENA and Senior Business Development Manager at Enel Green Power Renewables for 7 years. I have also worked for TAQA Arabia and Halliburton for 8 years.
I obtained a master’s degree in economics of energy at Bocconi University in Italy and a project management diploma from an American university. I am also a mechanical engineer.
I am a member of the Energy Transition and Decarbonization Committee, an NGO in Egypt formed by industry experts. I have also prepared the multi-energy strategy and outlook 2035 for my affiliate, TotalEnergies. The strategy is related to the decarbonization trend and includes low-carbon molecules (Gas), Renewable Energy, biofuel, CCS and CCUS, EV charging,…
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