What is the expected power output in Kuwait?

If this result is extrapolated and generalized to all stations in Kuwait, which have a total power generation capacity of about 12880 MW, the expected output would be 12880*0.9665=12448 MW. This is the expected power output if they are all operated with full capacity except for forced shut downs due to failures.

Is Kuwait facing a changing energy world?

Kuwait, like all oil-producing countries, is facing a changing energy world today. Shifting supply, demand and technology trends have ushered in an energy world where oil-price volatility and market uncertainty are the defining features.

Does Kuwait need solar power in 2035?

Despite some progress in supporting solar generation, in the Business-as-Usual Case, the share of renewables in total primary energy demand remains low in 2035, only 3%. Electricity generation capacity in Kuwait increases by over 13.2 gigawatts (GW) over the Outlook period, reaching 32 GW in 2035, a 70% increase over capacity in 2018.

Is now a good time to evaluate Kuwait's Energy Situation?

Now is a particularly good time for an evaluation of Kuwait’s current energy situation and how energy demand and supply might, and could, evolve over the next two decades.

Does Kuwait need a new energy strategy?

To ensure economic development and social prosperity in the years to come, Kuwait will require a new energy strategy, combined with a plan to foster economic diversification and reduce fossil fuel dependency.

Why is Kuwait releasing a business-as-usual energy analysis & predictions?

With valuable support from the General Secretariat of the Supreme Council for Planning and Development, Kuwait is releasing its first ever economy-wide, in-depth energy analysis and predictions. In the Business-as-Usual case presented here, only current policies and plans are considered to have an impact on the projections.