Neither Enterprise Ventures nor its staff assume any responsibility or liability for the accuracy of the information contained in this publication, whether in the form of summaries or analysis. Summaries are intended for guidance only and are provided on an as-is basis kindly refer to the source article in its original language prior to undertaking any action. The government is working to expand the countryвЂ™s natgas refueling infrastructure and plans to have 1k natural gas filling stations set up nationwide by the end of this year.Д®nterprise is a daily publication of Enterprise Ventures LLC, an Egyptian limited liability company (commercial register 83594), and a subsidiary of Inktank Communications. The scheme - which provides financial incentives to vehicle owners to either convert their engines or swap their vehicles to run on natural gas - is also expected to be extended to tuk-tuks. ThatвЂ™s about 32% of total sales in the truck market in 2020, according to figures from industry association AMIC.ДЄnoth er part of the governmentвЂ™s natgas transition plan: In a renewed push to power more of the nationвЂ™s vehicles with natural gas, the government this year began rolling out a plan that it hopes will see as many as 450k cars outfitted with dual-fuel engines by 2024, as well as 15k microbuses during its first year. The JV will begin assembly in the first half of 2022 and aim to produce 12k vehicles each year, some of which will be exported to other African countries. The JV will be known as Egyptian Emirates Automotive Company and the trucks will sell under the name вЂњEM.вЂќ The Military Production Ministry will produce the vehicles with M Glory Holding, which specializes in integrating advanced technologies into manufacturing and industrial processes. Egypt, UAE to jointly assemble dual-fuel trucks: A joint venture between an Emirati industrial company and the Egyptian military will be set up to locally assemble pickup trucks equipped with dual-fuel engines capable of running on natural gas, the cabinet said in a statement on Monday.

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