EG THE ARAB CONTRACTORS (OSMAN AHMED OSMAN & CO)

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2020-2022)

Renewable Energy Share:20% by 2022, 42% by 2035

Increased use of lean construction methods to reduce waste and improve efficiency.
Partnerships to boost green infrastructure and sustainability across Egypt’s cities.
Plans to increase the share of sustainable power in the nation's total energy from 3% in 2016 to 20% in 2022 and 42% by 2035.

Involvement in mega-projects that have been prioritized by the government as key to future economic growth.
First integrated metro project in Egypt executed by Egyptian contractors as the sole lead EPC contractors.
Focus on bolstering ties with clients and consultants, which has required sustained financing.
The dam is set to become a symbol of cooperation between Egypt and Tanzania, with important geopolitical benefits to be gained from Egypt sharing its construction knowledge and expertise.

Investment in technology, human resources and high-quality inputs to ensure projects are completed in a timely manner and in line with international standards.
Contracts that include fair pricing adjustments to enable large-scale projects to be completed both on time and on budget.

Covid-19 pandemic negatively affected many of the opportunities that would have normally been present in Egypt.
Low price environment in some markets after the initial outbreak of the virus affected some tenders and the pipeline of projects.
Logistical and operational challenges have arisen, given that the project is taking place in remote locations, with the dense nature of the forest being a particular issue.
Raw material inflation.

Acquiring resources (such as equipment) that were available in markets where projects were halted.
Investing in technology, human resources and high-quality inputs.
Bolstering ties with clients and consultants.
Contracts that include fair pricing adjustments to account for raw material inflation.

Climate Change Data