Features | Egypt Oil & Gas

UAE Exits OPEC: Why It Left, What’s Next

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially left the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) after almost six decades of membership, ending on 1 May 2026. This move is a watershed in global ener ...

Governing for Value: Moving Asset Integrity to the Center of Egypt’s Economic Policy

Reflections from the Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES 2026) underscore a pivotal truth: Egypt’s next phase of growth will hinge not only on attracting investment and building new capacity, but on how effectively it gover ...

Britoil’s Global Horizon: Scaling Fleet Capabilities and Regional Leadership

Founded in 1988, Britoil Offshore Services (Britoil) has evolved from a niche Singapore-based provider into a global offshore player. Built on operational reliability and disciplined investment, the company’s traj ...

Energy Realism: From Transition to Addition

The idea of transition, as a simple linear shift from fossil fuels to renewables, dominated the global energy debate for many years. However, reality has turned out to be more complicated. Egypt and other nations ...

Digital Twins, CCS and CSP: Innovation Secures Egypt’s Energy Shift

Egypt's energy transition is taking place at a critical juncture where it is necessary to pursue both energy security and decarbonization concurrently. At the core of this change is innovation, not just as a tool ...

Refinery Expansions and Upgrades Power Egypt’s Oil Sector

Oil-importing nations like Egypt face a persistent challenge: balancing rising domestic demand with the volatility of global energy markets. By building and upgrading refining capacity, countries can reduce their ...

Critical Minerals: A Strategic Opportunity For Egypt In The Energy Transition

As the global energy transition accelerates, critical minerals are becoming increasingly central to the development of clean energy technologies. Minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, rare earth elemen ...

Tracking Methane from Space: A New Era of Emissions Monitoring

Methane emissions have become a central focus of global environmental policy, particularly in the oil and gas sector. Methane is a highly potent greenhouse gas, with a warming effect far stronger than carbon dioxi ...

Chokepoint Crisis: How Hormuz Strangles Global Energy

The Strait of Hormuz remains the world’s most consequential energy chokepoint, a narrow waterway that functions as the beating heart of global commerce. In 2024, this vital artery carried roughly 25% of all seabor ...

The Architect of Inclusion: Eleanor Rowley on Women Leading Egypt’s Energy Evolution

March marks a global celebration of women’s contributions to society, and in the energy sector, it is a moment to spotlight leaders who are challenging the glass ceiling through technical excellence and purposeful ...

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