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Former official reports summer peak at 40.2 GW
The article explains that Egypt's electricity sector has undergone a significant transformation, moving from a situation of load-shedding during peak periods to having surplus electrical capacity. Last summer, the maximum electrical load reached 40.2 gigawatts, with a safety margin and reserves totaling 19 gigawatts. This is a notable improvement compared to 2014, when operating the grid required additional measures such as shutting off power to certain areas due to insufficient capacity. Today, the electricity situation is stable, with excess capacity available, eliminating the need for power cuts and making load shedding, also known as "routine blackouts," a thing of the past.
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