14th of January, 2025
The African Deal of the year 2025-was awarded to AMEA Power at the PFI Awards
Keywords: Infrastructure & Power
We are thrilled to announce that the African Deal of the Year 2025 was awarded to AMEA Power’s 1,000 MW Solar PV + 600 MWh Battery Energy Storage project in Aswan, Egypt at the PFI Awards. This award highlights the project’s regional importance and its contribution to advancing utility-scale renewable energy and storage solutions across Africa.
Sharkawy & Sarhan is proud to be currently acting as Egyptian legal counsel to IFC – International Finance Corporation, CDP Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, FMO – Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, DEG, British International Investment, The OPEC Fund for International Development, and Europe Arab Bank in the financing of this project, which is set to be the largest single-site renewable energy and battery storage facility in Africa.
The transaction is led by Power, Utilities and Infrastructure Partner Mohamed Nabil Hazzaa closely supported by Associate Yosr Allam, Junior Associates Nour ElSisi, Hadia Nasser and Adham Mahmoud.
This recognition further underscores our continued commitment to supporting innovative renewable energy projects and complex financing structures across Egypt and Africa.
We are thrilled to announce that the African Deal of the Year 2025 was awarded to AMEA Power’s 1,000 MW Solar PV + 600 MWh Battery Energy Storage project in Aswan, Egypt at the PFI Awards. This award highlights the project’s regional importance and its contribution to advancing utility-scale renewable energy and storage solutions across Africa.
Sharkawy & Sarhan is proud to be currently acting as Egyptian legal counsel to IFC – International Finance Corporation, CDP Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, FMO – Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, DEG, British International Investment, The OPEC Fund for International Development, and Europe Arab Bank in the financing of this project, which is set to be the largest single-site renewable energy and battery storage facility in Africa.
The transaction is led by Power, Utilities and Infrastructure Partner Mohamed Nabil Hazzaa closely supported by Associate Yosr Allam, Junior Associates Nour ElSisi, Hadia Nasser and Adham Mahmoud.
This recognition further underscores our continued commitment to supporting innovative renewable energy projects and complex financing structures across Egypt and Africa.
The African Deal of the year 2025-was awarded to AMEA Power at the PFI Awards
14 January, 2026
Keywords: Infrastructure, Commercial
We are thrilled to announce that the African Deal of the Year 2025 was awarded to AMEA Power’s 1,000 MW Solar PV + 600 MWh Battery Energy Storage project in Aswan, Egypt at the PFI Awards. This award highlights the project’s regional importance and its contribution to advancing utility-scale renewable energy and storage solutions across Africa.
Sharkawy & Sarhan is proud to be currently acting as Egyptian legal counsel to IFC – International Finance Corporation, CDP Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, FMO – Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, DEG, British International Investment, The OPEC Fund for International Development, and Europe Arab Bank in the financing of this project, which is set to be the largest single-site renewable energy and battery storage facility in Africa.
The transaction is led by Power, Utilities and Infrastructure Partner Mohamed Nabil Hazzaa closely supported by Associate Yosr Allam, Junior Associates Nour ElSisi, Hadia Nasser and Adham Mahmoud.
This recognition further underscores our continued commitment to supporting innovative renewable energy projects and complex financing structures across Egypt and Africa.
We are thrilled to announce that the African Deal of the Year 2025 was awarded to AMEA Power’s 1,000 MW Solar PV + 600 MWh Battery Energy Storage project in Aswan, Egypt at the PFI Awards. This award highlights the project’s regional importance and its contribution to advancing utility-scale renewable energy and storage solutions across Africa.
Sharkawy & Sarhan is proud to be currently acting as Egyptian legal counsel to IFC – International Finance Corporation, CDP Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, FMO – Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, DEG, British International Investment, The OPEC Fund for International Development, and Europe Arab Bank in the financing of this project, which is set to be the largest single-site renewable energy and battery storage facility in Africa.
The transaction is led by Power, Utilities and Infrastructure Partner Mohamed Nabil Hazzaa closely supported by Associate Yosr Allam, Junior Associates Nour ElSisi, Hadia Nasser and Adham Mahmoud.
This recognition further underscores our continued commitment to supporting innovative renewable energy projects and complex financing structures across Egypt and Africa.
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