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Electricity Minister Confirms No Load Shedding
The Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy in Egypt, Dr. Mahmoud Esmat, announced that the country will not experience any reduction in electrical load in the future, and that the level of stability of the electrical grid is high, ensuring its capacity to meet demand at all times. He emphasized that Egypt has added 35 gigawatts of capacity since 2014, with investments totaling 60 billion Egyptian pounds to develop the grid and connect power stations. Additionally, investments in new and renewable energy amount to 190 billion pounds. The ministry aims to improve service quality and ensure an uninterrupted electricity supply by diversifying energy sources, connecting the grid to new areas relying on renewable energy, and developing the network to be resistant to faults.
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