Ambitious plans for ambitious needs: Egypt power markets long-term outlook 2016
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Report summary
Over the past decade, electricity demand grew on average 6% a year on the back of highly subsidised electricity prices, strong GDP and population growth. The power sector has however being challenged in recent years due to a severe decline in domestic gas production, leading to severe black-outs, and capacity shortages. But the government has been successful at attracting investors to build new power generation capacity, while new large gas production will hit the market from 2018.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Market structure
- Organisation
- Regulation
- Prices
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Infrastructure
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Planned electricity infrastructure
- Existing Electricity infrastructure map
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Planned electricity infrastructure
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Demand
- Residential, commercial and agricultural (RCA)
- Industry
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Supply
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Capacity
- Nuclear plans
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Key fuels
- Gas/oil dynamics
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Capacity
- Trade
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Risks and uncertainties
- Macro
- Power
Tables and charts
This report includes 15 images and tables including:
- Electricity tariffs
- Feed-in-tariffs Solar (phase 1)
- Feed-in-tariff Wind (phase 1)
- Existing electricity infrastructure 2012/13
- International electricity interconnectors
- Electricity demand (2005 - 2035)
- Electricity demand by sector (2005-2035)
- Electricity trade (2005-2035)
- Electricity trade (2005-2035)
- Power market structure
- Government energy authorities
- Generation capacity by fuel (2005-2035)
- Renewable capacity overview
- Electricity output by fuel (2005-2035)
- Infrastructure: Image 1
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