Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 115
Electricity in Egypt: The Whole Picture
One of the first sentences that a non Arabic speaker learns upon moving to Egypt is probably ‘Mafish kaharaba’, or “there is no electricity”. In summer, especially, and quite notably since the Revolution, Egypt has b ...
Service Companies: Between Innovation and Oil Prices
An Interview with Baker Hughes Vice President, Jerome Jammal, to explore the pressure of dropping oil prices on the current climate for service companies.
A LOW OIL PRICE WORLD:Driving A Creative Approach to Investment in the Industry
With a lower for longer oil price prediction, and mounting concerns regarding the potential cost of decommissioning, striking deals in the upstream market remains extremely challenging, yet possible.
PROFITS & GOOD WILL: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Business is full of acronyms, but there is one in particular that is shaping the oil industry. CSR, stands for Corporate Social Responsibility, and its importance lies in its ability to respond to the world’s constan ...
INVOLVING THE EXPERTS: Consultancy Firms and Egypt’s Petroleum Sector
A very distinguished petroleum expert, on condition of anonymity, revealed that he had been brought in by the petroleum ministry, in the days of Sameh Fahmi, to advise them on certain matters, he did not provide any ...
Interview with the Vice Chairman for Gas Regulatory Affairs, ENG. AMIRA AL MAZNI
To every storm there is an eye, a core to the problem. And for Egypt, the core is natural gas. The Egyptian energy mix is heavily skewed towards natural gas, which is used for electricity generation, feedstock for fa ...
Paris Climate Change Conference: The Urgency of a Difficult Deal
Interview with the EU Commissioner for Energy and Climate Action, Miguel Arias Cañete
EGYPT’S IMPORT SOLUTION: FSRUs
The age of natural gas has come. Once considered a useless byproduct of drilling, natural gas was burned off during the course of oil production. But as oil has become scarcer and more difficult to access, natural ga ...
