Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 126
Will Confidence in Sisi and Perceptions of Political Stability Translate into Oil and Gas Investment?
In a recent report from Business Monitor International, citing increased production efforts and positive attitudes toward operations in Egypt, it was stated that “The installation of the El-Sisi government has improv ...
An International Shipping Company’s Operations in Egypt: Interview with Bab Reijntjes, Managing Director of Vroon Offshore Services
I have been in international shipping for over 25 years. I started as an agent for an owner with bulk/container vessels in Rotterdam. Later I spend 11 years in London with a Japanese shipping line and ship owner befo ...
Developing a Generation of Oil and Gas Leaders
Our research has confirmed that the key strategic capability for organizations across the globe is leadership, and companies in the oil and gas industry are no exception to this rule. But thousands of the oil and gas ...
The Implications of Egypt’s Energy Price Rises; Prosperity Through Pain?
Over the course of a few days in early July the Egyptian government announced a range of drastic cuts to energy subsidies. Natural gas subsidies to several industries are being slashed, increasing prices by 30-7 ...
Sparking Reform: Creating Dynamism in the Egyptian Energy Sector
Egypt has been at the center of the news for the past several years. Its constant political and economic turmoil have kept the country on a razor’s edge. Since, the 2011 revolution, Egypt’s economy has sputtered. And ...
DCS System for Petreco Plant
This Petrobel project includes upgrading of an existing obsolete control system at Petreco control room from single loop to control to DCS system, and also including field instruments replacement to cope with DCS.
Israel’s Energy Future: A CHANGE IN THE GAME
The name Yuval Bartov is not well known even in energy circles, yet he did something historic and world-changing. While taking samples of rock in the Middle East in 2009, he pulled up a sample of rock that contained ...
A Smarter Way to Allocate Bread?
It was early morning and Mahdi Abdisalem, 17, was waiting in line at a state-subsidized bakery in the Nazlt El Smam neighborhood of Giza, a short walk from the pyramids. “It’s an Egyptian routine” he said, “I wake up ...
