Kuwait thefts drop 43.4% in H1 2026
A news report discusses forecasts of electricity prices rising by up to 43.4% by 2026, due to increased demand and decreased energy production. It is projected that electricity consumption will reach 4,603 terawatt-hours in that year. The data indicates that this increase will impact consumer electricity prices and is among the highest in recent years, with a noticeable rise compared to previous years. Studies confirm that the main factors behind this surge include population growth and increased industrial and commercial consumption. There are concerns that this rise could put pressure on the electricity grid and lead to higher costs for consumers.
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