Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 123
Total E&P Egypte: The Start Of A New Journey
Egypt Oil & Gas speaks with the company’s Managing Director Jean-Pascal Clémençon
CEOs Less Optimistic about Global Economy in 2015, but Confidence in Growth Remains Steady
PwC Egypt is pleased to announce its Global EU&M industry perspectives on the 18th Annual Global CEO Survey. As part of the Global CEO Survey research, PwC carried out 72 interviews with Oil & Gas CEOs from 39 countr ...
Egypt’s Unrealized Potential: Underused Refineries
Egypt is the largest oil and natural gas consumer on the African continent. Its large population of 86 million –second only to Nigeria– consumed 20% of oil and 40% of natural gas in Africa in 2013. However, not all o ...
A Reversal of Fortunes: How Israeli gas exports to Egypt will not only change pipeline direction
Just a few years ago, it was inconceivable to think Egypt would ever look to Israel, or for that matter anyone, to import natural gas. Under a much criticized agreement with the Mubarak administration, Egypt, with co ...
The Islamic State of Oil
There are thousands of politically alienated and radicalized militants joining its ranks. There is an army of its supporters active on social media spinning its messages. They are releasing videos as gruesome as they ...
Edison Egypt: A Commitment to Egypt’s Energy Market
Egypt Oil & Gas sits with Maurizio Coratella, Edison Egypt’s General Manager for an exclusive interview
Finding Common Ground on PSA’s and Their Length
Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs) in Egypt govern the relationship between the government and international oil companies (IOCs) for the exploration and field development of oil and gas. The agreements seek to str ...
Cost Recovery: Tedious or Necessary?
Cost recovery is considered a cornerstone of Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs); as operators of the concession or international oil companies (IOCs) bear all operation and capital expenditures in a new concession ...
