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Solar Powered Irrigation: A Solution to Water Management

Solar-powered irrigation has begun to be introduced to the agriculture in Egypt, a positive step toward developing the renewable energy industry.

Egypt possesses a very high potential of utilizing solar energy, one of the highest in the MENA region. The introduction of solar powered pumps presents an opportunity to abandon non-sustainable and non-reliable fossil fuel powered generators.

Upper Egypt relies predominantly on agriculture. It accounts for 63 percent of the region's employment and contributes 40 percent of its rural income. Agriculture is also a source of income for 85 percent of the region's rural households; it is a sole source of income for 60 percent of its rural households.

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