Kuwait faced significant disruptions in its gas operations and electricity supply due to a temporary seawater shortage, affecting several non-residential areas. The Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) reported a complete shutdown of gas liquefaction units, leading to controlled power cuts in areas like Abdali and Wafra to stabilize the electrical grid. This incident highlights broader challenges in the Arab region, where countries like Egypt, Iraq, and Lebanon are also experiencing persistent power outages, exacerbated by increased electricity demand during summer months. Egypt's government has implemented scheduled power cuts to manage electricity shortages, with plans to enhance renewable energy use to meet rising consumption. The crisis affects agricultural production as well, with fertilizer shortages reported due to redirected gas supplies. As countries grapple with these energy challenges, the push for renewable solutions continues amidst local opposition and logistical hurdles.