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EGYPTIAN POLLUTION ABATEMENT (EPAP) II

Signature(s)

Amount
€ 40,000,000
Countries
Sector(s)
Egypt : € 40,000,000
Credit lines : € 40,000,000
Signature date(s)
21/11/2006 : € 40,000,000
Link to source
Data sheet
EGYPTIAN POLLUTION ABATEMENT (EPAP) II
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Summary sheet
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
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Summary sheet

Release date
27 April 2006
Status
Reference
Signed | 21/11/2006
20050630
Project name
Promoter - financial intermediary
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency
Proposed EIB finance (Approximate amount)
Total cost (Approximate amount)
EUR 40 million.
EUR 145 million.
Location
Sector(s)
Description
Objectives

Global loan to finance pollution abatement investments of industrial enterprises, predominantly in the greater Alexadria and greater Cairo areas.

The investment programme aims at pollution reduction in the emissions of air and effluent pollutants of up to 75% for the involved industries.

Environmental aspects
Procurement

Investments concern pollution abatement in existing industries. Some industries could solve their problems through introduction of clean technology. As most investments are expected within the premises of existing industries very few, if any, are expected to require an EIA.

Procurement procedures will be in line with the EIB’s guidelines for procurement.

Comments

Environment/ Industry.

Link to source
Summary sheet
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Other links
Data sheet
EGYPTIAN POLLUTION ABATEMENT (EPAP) II
Related press
Lending and technical assistance FEMIP support for environmental projects in Egypt

Disclaimer

Before financing approval by the Board of Directors, and before loan signature, projects are under appraisal and negotiation. The information and data provided on this page are therefore indicative.
They are provided for transparency purposes only and cannot be considered to represent official EIB policy (see also the Explanatory notes).

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Link to source
Related press
Lending and technical assistance FEMIP support for environmental projects in Egypt
Other links
Data sheet
EGYPTIAN POLLUTION ABATEMENT (EPAP) II
Summary sheet
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II

Photogallery

Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB
Global loan to Egypt’s biggest commercial bank to subsequently fund industrial sector’s pollution abatement measures throughout the country
Egyptian Pollution Abatement (EPAP) II
Photographer: John Wreford
©EIB

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