C02 emission would rise by 0.9% if the generation mix of the 450 Scenario15 is applied. These increases are disproportionately modest compared to the number of people benefiting (IEA, 2009b). These power outages are often from load-shedding, a frequent practice to compensate generation deficiencies by partly cutting off some load to users. Table 4 confirms that power outages are more frequent in non-OECD countries and damage economic outputs. The economic impact stresses that any investment to strengthen the electricity system and increase the amount of electricity for productive use enhances company incomes. Thus the affordability of electric services also increases and assures the financial viability of the service (AGEEC, 2010).