Power grid upgrades strengthen Egypt’s ability to meet demand, energy professor says

Egypt’s expansion of electricity capacity has helped stabilise the national grid and meet citizens’ needs, according to Dr Gamal El-Qalyoubi, a professor of energy engineering.

El-Qalyoubi said the addition of about 27.7 gigawatts to Egypt’s electricity capacity had directly improved the network’s stability.

He linked the increase in capacity to the country’s ability to meet demand, highlighting the role of electricity infrastructure development in supporting supply.

His assessment focused on the benefits for consumers, with the expanded capacity helping the network respond to their electricity needs.