Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 110
Saudi Cash to Egypt as a Double Edged Sword
Financial support can easily become a double edged sword, for individuals desperate for help, and for states alike. Egypt is also experiencing the tricks. Cash inflow from the Gulf countries made the Egyptian governm ...
Rentier States: Feeling the Pressure
In political science, the term “rentier state” refers to a state that derives the majority of government revenues from the sale of domestic resources to external clients. Today, the term almost exclusively applies to ...
THE REALITY OF ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY IN EGYPT
Egypt is in a competition with itself. It is trying to expand incoming investments, and it is striving to win back trust of foreign oil companies. Attempts to open up investment environment for old and new oil majors ...
Will Foreign Investments Tip the Scales for Egypt’s Oil Industry?
Five years of political instability and internal struggles have dealt a huge blow to the already fragile Egyptian economy. A reality that manifested itself in the dwindling foreign currency reserves of the Egyptian s ...
The Future of Natural Gas Industry in Egypt
The Egyptian Gas Association (EGA) held an executive roundtable - The Future of Natural Gas Industry in Egypt - with the presence of Minister of Petroleum and Natural Resources, Tarek El Molla, on 23rd February, 2016.
Petrozenima Muzhil Field Development
South Abu Zenima Petroleum Company (Petrozenima) has been established as a joint venture company between Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) and National Petroleum Company (NPC) to carry out Muzhil Field De ...
Protecting and Commercializing Petroleum Technology: Recent Developments in Intelligent Energy Law
Intelligent Energy Law is a key element of the continuing progression of “Intelligent Energy” solutions and innovations. It can be defined as the strategic planning and application of international law and contracts ...
Entering a New Period of Uncertainty
«Upstream» and «downstream» are general business terms referring to a company›s location in the supply chain. The closer to the end user a function or firm is, the further downstream it is said to be. Raw material ex ...
