Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 121
Universal Periodic Review: Egypt’s Human Rights Record Under the Spotlight
On 5 November the stage was set for a public accounting of Egypt’s human rights record at the United Nation’s (UN) Universal Periodic Review (UPR); a mechanism that examines UN member states every four years. Egypt’s ...
Offshore Oil and Gas Boom: A Brighter Future for the Mediterranean
When we think of offshore energy, we usually think of places like the North Sea or the Gulf of Mexico. The Mediterranean is a relative latecomer, driven by the need to develop more energy to drive developing economie ...
EGYPT SITS ON MORE THAN 14 TCF OF STRANDED GAS RESERVES
Industry Leaders Discuss Challenges and Potential at the First Stranded Gas Roundtable In Uptown Cairo on November 19, Egypt Oil & Gas held a roundtable to discuss the vast reserves of stranded gas in Egypt under th ...
Interview With Mr. Mark Fenton, General Manager of Dana Gas
We managed to increase production targets of 2013 and we shall meet 2014 targets. The cash liquidity problem affects long-term growth plans. The total receivables balance as of mid-November 2014 is $277 million.
BG Egypt Through the Eyes of Mr. Arshad Sufi President of BG
I have 32 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry. I have a doctorate in petroleum en- gineering from Stanford University in the US, and I started my career in the US as well. I’ve been all around the world, jo ...
New Technologies
The pace of change in the oil and gas industry has been remarkable. Rapid industrialization over the past two decades has increased consumption of oil and gas, while technology has made meeting that demand possible. ...
Dana Gas: Investing for Growth in Egypt
Dr. Mark Fenton, Dana Gas Egypt’s General Manager, opened the event with a word to the gathering crowd –including the UAE Ambassador in Egypt His Excellency Mohamed Bin Nakheira Al-Zahiri, the UAE Minister of State H ... Militant Groups in Egypt: Aims, Threats, and the ‘War on Terror’
Eid Al-Adha was a time of heightened security in Cairo, after Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis (ABM) – Egypt’s most prolific recent militant group - had threatened to make the start of the festival a “black day” for the security ...
