Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 136

The Redefining of the Muslim Brotherhood

The election of the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, Mohamed Morsi, as the president of Egypt seemed to signal a promising future for an organization that was banned for the nearly six decades leading up to the Januar ...

EPEX Explores Unconventional Resources in Egypt

The Egyptian Petroleum Society (EPEX), headed by Dr. Ahmed A. Fattah, recently devoted a monthly session to the topic of unconventional resources in Egypt. Held on June 24th at the Sofitel in Maadi, the session broug ...

Halliburton Hosts Conference on Unconventional Resources

Halliburton recently hosted the 2013 Technology Forum at the Cairo JW Marriott. Titled ''Shale Plays: Discovering the Opportunities in Egypt,'' the event brought governmental officials and industry executives togeth ...

Monthly News

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

Unconventional Gas Beyond the US: Emerging Players in Shale Exploration and Development

Technological developments in the US have recently opened access to unconventional forms of natural gas. Types of unconventional gas include shale gas, tight sands, and coalbed methane. Shale gas is currently the mos ...

The Decline of Morsi

One year after coming to power, Egypt's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi was thrown out of office. Morsi loyalists continue to take to the streets defending the ousted president's legitimacy whil ...

Resolving the Egypt-Ethiopia Nile Dispute: Options for Moving Forward

While Egypt is facing several internal crises, it is also caught in an international dispute over the Nile. The future of the country's water resources is now in question following Ethiopia's construction of the Gran ...

Ratification of the Petroleum Concession Agreements

The Egyptian constitution, adopted in 2012, stipulated that exploitation rights of ''state properties or public facilities'' shall be granted by a law. On July 3rd the Egyptian army declared the immediate suspension ...

Oil Prices, Unrest and Aid

Second chances are rare in this world. Still, over the course of the last month, Egyptians have possibly created just that. However, the long-term consequences of this ''revolutionary repeat'' remain unknown.

‘Shortages’ manifest in extreme gas lines in weeks leading up to June 30th. 

Extreme gas lines crippled Cairo in the days leading up June 30th. Queues at gas stations reached several hundred meters, worsening Cairo's already congested roadways. Drivers were forced to wait in lines for six to ...

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