Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 169
China’s race into the oil market is in trouble
Will the deadly riots and clashes erupted in China affect the stability of the world's most populous country and the second largest oil consumer? A necessity for diversifying
There has been some de-linkage between oil prices and economic growth, as countries try to diversify, but at the end of the day, oil revenues are what drive the economies of the region ... A marked drop in financing activity!
William Stevens, Global Head of the Upstream Oil & Gas, Director of Resources and Energy Group, HSBC Bank sheds light on the financing strategies and the projects calendar in 2009, in the shadow of the current credit ... Technology advancement, the engine for E&P
Despite the slight increase of oil prices, swinging at the $60 per barrel edge, after the dramatic fall down, service companies have modified their pricing strategy to cope with the current market conditions and ensu ... Obama picks Egypt as speech venue
U.S President Barack Obama will visit Egypt this month to deliver his promised address to the Muslim World, culminating a long and politically sensitive selection process by choosing Egypt as his venue ... Oil vs. tourism in the North Coast
The wheel for exploring new areas to boost the oil production in Egypt has been searching in every corner. Lately, the North Coast Area, used to be known as a magnificent touristic spot, has attracted the focus as a ... New bid-rounds for old potentials
The first-ever Afghanistan bidding round attracts major players The Ministry of Mines, on behalf of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, launched the First Afghan Hydrocarbon Bidding Round 2009 to ... Weatherford Fracturing services Now in Egypt!
After the outstanding success in the US, Argentina, Mexico and Russia, Weatherford Fracturing service is now in Egypt. Weatherford’s Stimulation & well services Technologies group is committed to providing the highe ... 
