Egypt Energy Situation E02

Energy Access

According to the latest Tracking SDG7 Report on The Energy Progress, that was jointly prepared by:International Energy Agency (IEA), International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), United Nations Statistics Division, World Bank Group and World Health Organization, the state of energy access through Egypt is illustrated through the following table and figures^[8]:

Fig.2: Total Energy Access in Egypt 1990-2015 (Tracking SDG7, 2018)

The report shows that since around 2014/2015, the total Egyptian population has had access to reliable energy sources, and only 2% of the whole population has no access to clean cooking.

Fig.3: Urban & Rural Energy Access in Egypt 1990-2015 (Tracking SDG7, 2018)

Table.2: Percentage of Egyptian Population's Access to Electricity & Clean Cooking

	Access to
	Electricity	Clean Cooking
% of Population	100%	98%

Production 

Table.3: Egypt’s Production of Different Energy Sources during the 2000s 

	2000	2005	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017
Coal	20	14	0	0	0	0	0	0
Crude Oil	33189	30111	32142	29537	32825	33210	30835	31885
Natural gas	18555	35901	54839	50143	39084	34763	34763	35362
Electricity from Fossil Fuels	5302	8211	12250	12250	13431	14355	14514	14679
Hydro Electricity	1260	1087	1112	1113	1188	1155	1171	1187
Electricity from Renewable	12	47	139	139	145	137	150	165
Refinery/Oil Products	23449	28561	24754	21836	25348	25676	26357	270565

Installed Capacity

With accordance to the EIA's report on Egypt (2018), the following graph and pie-chart highlight the installed capacity of different energy sources in the country from 2007-2016 in terms of fiscal years.

Fig.4: Egyptian Installed Capacity of Different Energy Sources per Fiscal Year 2007-2016 (EIA, 2018) to be continue.........

Fig.5: Egyptian Installed Capacity of Different Energy Sources by the Fiscal Year 2015-2016 (EIA, 2018)