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Egypt's generating capacity, as of May 2015, was 31.45 gigawatts (GW), slightly higher than the expected peak demand in 2015 of 30 GW, according to the** Middle East Economic Survey (MEES)***. About 70% of Egypt's electricity is fueled by natural gas, with the remainder being fueled by petroleum and renewable energy (mostly hydroelectricity). Egypt struggles with natural gas shortages, particularly during the summer months, typically imports fuel oil, and diesel fuel to cover the shortfall. Rising power demand, natural gas supply shortages, aging infrastructures, and inadequate generation and transmission capacity have led to frequent blackouts in Egypt (EIA, 2017).