Solution Has it ever crossed your mind that our country is facing a huge problem that is fuel shortage? Well, the time has come to do it! Nowadays, any modern country could not develop or survive without an energy source as the most common energy source is oil. However, our country depends on oil, which is a non-renewable source of energy. Therefore, fuel shortage is a major problem that our country faces and which can lead to various negative effects. Fuel consumption in the period from 2000 to 2008 increased as production growth increased by 27%, while oil production decreased by approximately 22%, leading to a gap currently covered through imports. Therefore, the sharp increase in oil consumption transformed Egypt from a net exporter in the 1980s to a net importer in 2007, with negative repercussions on all the Egyptian people. The fuel crisis in Egypt is increasing day by day as oil is the main source of energy, fuel consumption is increasing due to population growth and the desire to improve people's conditions and living standards. Urbanization and industrialization also lead to fuel crisis which can lead to many negative effects on our country. Therefore, imports may increase and so may international prices for most of these products. Furthermore, subsidies on petroleum products lead to undermining the government's ability to increase public spending such as education and healthcare. The Egyptian government also invites citizens to ration electricity by cutting electricity services. Therefore, many organizations have been created to solve this problem, such as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Nuclear Power Plant Authority (NPPA), which adopted an important rule in... half of the document ... ...and also there are many famous organizations such as IAEA and NPPA which will help Egypt in this project and also IAEA organization has achieved many achievements in ensuring safety. For a period of time spanning over two decades Egypt has depended on oil and natural gas as its primary source of energy. However, these sources are not renewable and oil and natural gas production declines over time due to numerous causes and effects. The construction of the first nuclear power plant could reduce the fuel crisis in Egypt as it will be a second major source of energy, also a small amount of nuclear material can produce a lot of energy which will help Egypt generate enough electricity and is a clean energy country. Unfortunately, the first nuclear power plant project was stopped due to the revolution, and the nuclear project will continue until parliamentary and presidential elections are held in Egypt..