Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 122

Arab Oil Aid and the Path to Egypt’s Upstream Independence

The 2013/2014 fiscal year has ushered in many significant changes for Egypt’s economy and energy sector. Renewed efforts to pay off foreign debts and fuel subsidy cuts were the major features of president Sisi’s init ...

Interview With Mr. Maximilian Feller, General Manager of RWE Dea, Egypt

By profession I am a Petroleum engineer. I have been engaged in various positions in companies operating in the oil and gas industry, including countries like Kazakhstan, Romania, Pakistan, and Libya. In 2008 I have ...

Government Efforts to Stem the Decline in Oil and Gas Production

In an attempt to overcome severe energy shortage and to stem the decline in oil and gas production, the government has recently awarded twelve new exploration blocks to international oil companies (IOCs)

The Latest on Fracking

Hydraulic Fracturing, more commonly referred to as fracking, has now gone international. The USA has been fracking for decades, but now Egypt, South Africa, the United Kingdom, China and Mexico are exploring the prev ...

Russia, Ukraine, the EU and Gas: Will it Ever End?  

Russia and Ukraine have a long history of disputes revolving around natural gas since Ukraine’s independence in 1992. In the last ten years the world witnessed three fallouts. The most recent of these came with a po ...

Belayim Development Project- New Land Oil Train

Existing plant separation units are not achieving the required oil/water separation due to increasing water cut (80%) and aging of the equipment (20 years). Meeting the increased production of the plant (200 KBPD ...

GE Oil & Gas and Petrojet Mark the Manufacture of 1000th Pumping Unit for Oil and Gas sector in Egypt

Cairo, Egypt; September 22, 2014: GE Oil & Gas (NYSE: GE) and Petrojet Egypt, a multidisciplinary contractor who specializes in providing EPC services for the oil and gas sector, celebrated the local manufacture in E ...

Cairo Energy 2014

Under the Patronage of HE Engineer Sherif Ismail , Minister of Petroleum & Mineral PETROJET Sponsors Key Renewables Conference The Cairo Energy Oil and Gas International Conference organized by the Pyramids Group ...

Militant Violence Spillover from Libya: The Threat to Egypt’s Oil and Gas Sector

Since the ouster of Muammar el-Qaddafi in 2011, the oil-rich country of Libya has descended into unrelenting violence, with rising fears that unrest could spill over the border into Egypt. The United Nations and fore ...

Short Term Pain, Long Term Benefits

Gas and fuel prices soared this July, after the new Egyptian government reduced subsidies. Electricity shortages continued with the price of electricity set to double over the next five years.

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