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- Ministry of Defense (MoD) and Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) and Civil
Aviation authority (CAA) for height construction permit,
- EETC approval and follow up: execution and purchase generated power
- City Council represented by the Governor,
- Municipality approval, and
- Governorate – Governor’s approval.
C. Staff training needs
Governorate (Municipality) staff related to the issue of
Sustainable Energy will be assigned to receive coaching
and training on three subjects:
• Strategic Management of Sustainable Energy
issues,
• Organisational solutions and technical questions
related solar PV development, and
• Project management.
A Strategic Sustainable Energy Unit (SSEU) to be
developed and established to oversee the training of
staff and all concerned issues and to ensure the
implementation of the plan actions of SECAP.
d. Role of Partners
Stakeholders:
- NREA to coordinate the procedures approval with
different related authorities in close contact with the
Governorate such as: Ministry of Defence, EEAA, MoCV
and CAA as well as the National Centre Planning State
Land Uses (NCPSLU) and local company involved in the
construction of Solar PV plants should be invited to
specific to facilitate the action project to follow up the
implementation upon funding, and
- EETC to check on the installation procedures and
implementation and test the power plant output and
monitor the purchase process.
5. Summary of related Awareness Raising (AR) to action ≠6 (RE Development)
A communication plan needs to be developed to highlight the benefits of a new strategic and comprehensive sustainable
energy (Renewable energy and Energy Efficiency) plan to brand the city of Hurghada as a clean and green city including
Solar PV power plants in the above mentioned towns in the south region of the Governorate. Also, adequate awareness
raising actions will be necessary to help the Governorate promote the value of electricity production through PV and the
benefit for both individual producers and for the entire city.
Awareness should also focus on the fact that Solar PV development does not mean that electricity will become abundant.
On the contrary, such an awareness campaign should highlight that combining electricity conservation and efficiency with
PV production will allow these towns to become independent from conventional energy sources for their electricity
consumption. The Awareness Raising Programme (ARP), would include meetings, workshops, lectures and workshops for
staff and citizens that could encompass several actions:
- The creation of a permanent municipal information point,
- The organisation of an open house,
- The publication of articles in local and regional newspapers,
- The distribution of brochures and posters,
- The distribution of an information letter that includes current events on sustainability and local success stories:
• Information on national energy policies and local implications,
• The prevailing energy conditions in the municipality,
• The state of progress of the different actions implemented within the framework of the sustainable energy
strategy and the SECAP, and
• Successful projects in national and foreign municipalities, notably in municipalities that are members of the
Covenant of Mayors (CoM).
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