Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 106
Contractual Regimes for JVs
There are many good business reasons to participate in a Joint Venture (JV). One of these reasons is partnering with a business that has complementary abilities and resources. The issue that resonates across the oil ...
NIGERIA: TOWARDS INCORPORATED JOINT VENTURES
The drastic slump in global oil prices and the continual militant attacks on Nigeria’s petroleum facilities rendered the market feeble and brought about financial problems for the country’s joint ventures. The situat ...
Joint Ventures’ Aptness for UPSTREAM Projects
The notion of partnerships in the oil and gas industry is considered a key to success. It is no different in Egypt. There are different shapes of partnering in hydrocarbon projects - joint venture companies, joint ...
THE EGYPTIAN UPSTREAM PETROLEUM SECTOR: LEGAL ANALYSIS OF JOINT OPERATING COMPANIES
Petroleum upstream projects in Egypt are considered a milestone in the growth of the Egyptian national economy and they are the main vehicle through which sustainable development may be achieved in the country. Petro ... BETTER TOGETHER: Joint Ventures in Oil and Gas
When the first joint venture was formed in Egypt in 1911, the oil and gas industry was in its infancy. Anglo-Egyptian Oilfields Company was a marriage of two private companies: Royal Dutch Shell and British Petroleum ...
Investments in Egypt Yield Immediate Return
Egypt Oil&Gas sat down with Deputy CEO of Production at the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), DIAA ELDIN M. KASSEM, in an exclusive interview to discuss the role of International Oil Companies within the ...
Apex International Energy: READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
A new player has entered the Egyptian oil and gas industry and is ready for business. Apex International Energy launched its presence in Egypt with a New Cairo office and an initial investment commitment of up to $50 ...
TO BE A JOINT VENTURE OR NOT TO BE?
Although Egypt’s oil and gas industry centers on national oil companies (NOC), the government encourages investment by international firms (IOC). Their involvement in the production of petroleum contributes to Egypt’ ...
