The African Development Bank Group has approved a substantial financing package of up to $184.1 million to support Egypt's 1 GW Obelisk solar project in the Qena Governorate. This project, with a total investment exceeding $590 million, will also incorporate a 200 MWh battery energy storage system, making it the largest solar project in Africa. The financing comprises contributions from various entities like the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa and the Canada-AfDB Climate Fund. Meanwhile, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority's Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park has expanded its production capacity to 3,860 MW, aiming to reach 7,260 MW by 2030, significantly boosting DEWA's energy mix with solar and concentrated solar power technologies. In Oman, GameChange Solar has secured a contract to supply its solar system for a 450 MWp project that will power green hydrogen and ammonia production facilities. This project, covering 92 sq km, aims to produce substantial amounts of green ammonia annually. Additionally, Tinci Materials Technology's $280 million investment in Morocco will establish a plant producing battery electrolytes and key components for the electric vehicle market. The Moroccan government is supporting this initiative with incentives and subsidies, further promoting sustainable development.