Electricity as a Competitiveness Edge in Arab Countries

Electricity around the world is no longer solely about meeting basic needs; it has become a strategic tool for economic competitiveness, especially with the increasing global demand for energy resulting from population growth, industrialization, and the expansion of sectors such as electric vehicles and data centers. Countries are investing in renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind, to enhance their export capabilities and create added value through low-carbon industries. It is also essential to develop grids and storage solutions to ensure supply continuity and reduce costs. The International Energy Agency predicts that global electricity demand will rise by 3.6% annually between 2026 and 2030, enabling Arab countries to benefit from their natural resources by developing renewable energy projects and linking them to European and African markets. There is also a need to establish improved grid and storage systems to ensure the sustainability and resilience of the electric system.

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