Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 114

The Dilemma of Egypt’s Refining Goals

For Egypt, becoming a regional petrochemical and refined product exporter would be a dream come true. If this happens, Cairo would be a heavy-hitting geographic power player, able to lessen the burden on the state bu ...

PARALLEL PATHS: Energy Reform in Egypt and Jordan

Exclusive Interview with H.E Khaled Irani, Former Energy Minister of Jordan, exploring the remarkable similarities between Jordan’s past experience and Egypt’s current challenges.

The Changing Role of the CFO: How Energy Transformation Is Shifting the CFO Focus

The world of electricity is changing fast. It’s a transformation that is exercising a great deal of thought and action in the boardrooms of power utility companies whose traditional business models are under threat. ...

INTERGAS VII: Linking the Experts to the Goal

On the 24th of November INTERGAS VII Oil, Gas & Petrochemical Conference, one of the more prominent events in the petroleum industry, brought together leading executives under one roof, with the purpose of exchanging ...

NeoScope: Sourceless Formation Evaluation while Drilling

Avoiding chemical sources saves time and money logging a directional well in Egypt New sourceless measurement capabilities have become available in a unique logging-while-drilling (LWD) service based on pulsed neu ...

Interconnectivity: Egypt’s Aspiration for Regional Electricity Hub

Egypt has eloquently embarked upon the aspiration to become a leader in electricity transmissions scheme in the Middle East, Africa, and potentially Europe.

Efficiency Plan: Resolving Egypt’s Electricity Crisis

Egypt has committed itself to generate 20% of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, a target that the country’s renewables experts have gladly endorsed. Nonetheless, these self-same experts argue that “energy ef ...

SOLAR POWER & POLICY: Renewable Solutions for Egypt’s Electricity Crisis

It appears that the renewable energy industry in Egypt previously had been managed in a similar way as other sectors in the country, such as transportation or retail. Analogies with the taxi transportation system may ...

The Legal Reality of the ICC Ruling Against Egypt

On December 3rd 2015, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) announced its ruling on the arbitration claim submitted by Israel Electric Company (IEC) against the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), th ...

Coal for Energy: A Future or a Roadblock?

During the climate talks in Paris in early December, countries agreed to limit their carbon dioxide emissions. Several European countries have ambitious plans to close their coal-fired power plants. Coal, a large con ...

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