Pioneering Sustainable Energy Solutions and Industrial Pollution Control across Egypt.
The Energy and Environmental Studies Program originated within the Faculty of Engineering over three decades ago before officially transferring its comprehensive operations to DRTPC in 1993. Initially focused on energy conservation, the program quickly expanded to address the inseparable link between energy consumption and environmental pollution. Today, it stands as Egypt’s premier academic and consulting body for optimizing industrial energy, controlling emissions, and ensuring environmental compliance. The program designs cutting-edge combustion systems, audits national power plants, and provides vital strategic planning for both public and private sectors.
Providing technical and environmental advisory for major industrial facilities.
Delivering high-level technical and economic advisory services.
Assisting the government in drafting and amending environmental laws and emission limits.
Conducting precise lab and field testing for air quality, emissions, and wastewater.
Modifying industrial burners, boilers, and kilns to operate on natural gas and clean energy.
Delivering specialized training courses for engineers in thermodynamics, HVAC, and environmental protection.
EEAA (Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency), Energy Planning and Efficiency Agency.
Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (and its nationwide power plants including West Cairo, South Cairo, Shoubra El Kheima, Abu Qir, Kafr El Dawar, Damietta, Attaqa, and Assiut).
Sugar and Integrated Industries Company, Eastern Company, Egyptian Starch and Glucose Manufacturing Company, General Company for Greater Cairo Bakeries.
Over 800 brick manufacturing factories and pottery kilns across various Egyptian governorates, alongside major textile, dyeing, and engineering industries.
Designed and implemented advanced combustion systems for over 800 brick factories and pottery kilns across Egypt, successfully shifting them to natural gas, reducing fuel consumption by 25-30%, and drastically cutting air pollution.
Partnered with the Greater Cairo Bakeries Company to design a revolutionary indirect-heating oven for traditional Egyptian bread. The design eliminates harmful exhaust gases and ensures uniform heating, earning DRTPC an official patent.
Improved the efficiency of 80 water-tube boilers in Upper Egypt. Designed and supervised the installation of a Bagasse (sugarcane waste) dryer at the Gerga plant—one of only three such advanced designs operating globally.
Collaborated with the Egyptian Electricity Authority to reduce thermal losses and optimize fuel consumption rates across major national power stations.
Provided comprehensive technical consulting for thermal equipment, boilers, HVAC systems, compressed air, and industrial wastewater management.
The Energy and Environmental Studies Program is spearheaded by a distinguished team of Cairo University’s senior engineering professors.
Partner with Cairo University’s elite thermal and environmental engineers to reduce operational costs and meet national environmental standards.