The main problem of Industrial production in Egypt

 

The main problem of industrial production in Egypt is due to the lack of energy. Egypt experiences frequent electricity blackouts due in turn to three problems:

1.    Rising demand.

2.    Inadequate generation and transmission capacity

3.    Natural gas supply shortages

To meet the growing demand they should rationalize the use of energy for domestic and conspicuous consumption. Many high-income people consume a lot of energy in Egypt that could to serve the industrial sector.

Secondly, they should be planning to expand its energy sources and power system interconnection with countries in the Middle East and Africa like Saudi Arabia and Sudan, and construct more distribution infrastructure.

Moreover, they should replace nonrenewable   energy as proving gas with renewable energy sources. For example, they should expand solar–thermal power plant located in Kuraymat just south of Cairo. The World Bank and the Japan International Cooperation Agency can help them to finance the construction as it did in the past.  Moreover they should expand use wind energy.  Egypt has abundant wind power resources, especially in the Gulf of Suez and Nile Valley. They are experience in build projects to generate wind power mainly from the Zafarana and Hurghada wind farms. The wind farm houses a number of wind projects that were developed in several stages and financed in cooperation with development banks from Germany, Denmark, Spain, and Japan.  I think they can get financial support from these countries in order to develop new projects.    

In conclusion I believe that Egypt should solve your problem of power to improve their industrial production. For this purpose they must rationalize energy use, should improve its distribution infrastructure, and must seek new sources of energy in partnership with other countries and developing more non-renewable energy such as solar and wind energy power sources.