قياس أثر إنتاج الكهرباء من الطاقة النووية على النمو الاقتصادى باستخدام نماذج البانل : دراسة قياسية

Abstract EN

s The Egyptian energy sector is currently witnessing enormous challenges, with energy production largely dominated by fossil fuels.

Egypt has never been a major producer of oil, but proven oil reserves in the 1990s have been able to meet domestic demand.

In addition, despite Egypt's established reputation as a major producer and exporter of natural gas, the country's current natural gas situation represents a severe deficit in the energy sector, particularly in the electricity sector.

Egypt aims to bridge the gap between supply and demand for energy.

A key aspect of this new strategy is a deep support reform program aimed at reducing the fiscal deficit.

The main objectives of the new energy strategy include ensuring energy security and meeting domestic demand; restructuring the energy sector and maximizing the value added of Egypt's natural resources; building highly efficient national capacities.

The study examines the electricity crisis in Egypt, the contribution of nuclear energy to generating electricity and measuring its impact on national output as a measure of economic growth using statistical methods, building a proposed model for the development of the electricity sector in Egypt and designing effective incentive mechanisms to deal with electricity supply crises.