Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 132

Egypt Oil & Gas 2nd Winter Cup Soccer Tournament

The 2nd Egypt Oil & Gas Winter Soccer Tournament took place this month. Egypt Oil & Gas would like to thank all of the tournament's sponsors: Dana Gas, Enap Sipetrol, Kuwait Energy, Lafarge and TransGlobe Energy. We ...

Monthly News

News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during December 2013.

Uncovering Egypt’s Shadowy Permits Process

Initiating oil and gas exploration projects demands close compliance with governmental authorities, particularly the military. Holding companies under the Ministry of Petroleum award blocks in bid rounds to the most ...

Streamlining the Permit Process: Lessons from Abu Dhabi and Qatar

According to University of Oxford energy expert Justin Dargin, no country exists in the MENA region where oil and gas permitting is an easy process for international energy companies (IOCs). However, some countries-n ...

Perenco’s Innovative Approaches to Egypt’s Gas Fields

In 1975 Perenco was founded as a marine services company but spread into upstream operations in 1985. The independent oil and gas company's strategy ''evolved rapidly towards increasing production and reserves, renew ...

Gas Pipeline Project at North West Gemsa Field

PetroAmir, established in March 2010, is a joint venture between EGPC and Greek firm Vegas Oil & Gas. PetroAmir was established for the development and production of the North West Gemsa (Amir) Field in the Zeit Bay ...

Monthly News

News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during November 2013.

A Positive Outlook into the Future: An Interview with Eng. Hesham Ismail Vice President of Halliburton North Africa

In an exclusive interview, Vice President of Halliburton North Africa Hisham Ismail gives Egypt Oil and Gas insightful information on future steps in the industry.

Egypt’s Poor Suffer at the Hands of Butane Crisis

For short and long-term memories alike, lack of butane supply occupies the minds of many Egyptians this season, but more likely they are suffering from it. News breaks annually when the shortage worsens, and headline ...

Uncertainty Amid Egypt’s Mounting Debt to IOCs

Since the toppling of Mubarak, Egypt's energy sector has been in a perpetual state of disarray. The sector has suffered from declining production, pipeline attacks, an unsustainable subsidy system, and mounting debt. ...

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