Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 169
The tragedy at the borders…
A human tragedy unfolded in the past weeks in the Palestinian Gaza Strip after Israel decided to cut fuel and electricity it used to provide for the densely populated area. These cuts, which are intended to pressure ... Chavez threatens to stop oil exports to US
It’s as if the US economy was needing yet another setback after the “credit crunch” and soaring oil prices that bordered on the $100 a barrel. Last month President Hugo Chávez launched into an angry tirade about stop ... Will Russia lead the Natural Gas Cartel?
It seems that Russia is determined to come back as a key player in the international arena. To achieve this goal, the Russian government has been trying to expand its influence on Europe by tightening its grip on ene ... Simple, Reliable and Cost-effective Annular Isolation Using Swellable Elastomer Packer Technology
Reliability, simplicity and operating time are key considerations in designing any drilling and completion program in the oil and gas industry. This is especially true in offshore operations because of the considera ... Mashreq Gas Market… Is it the Middle East Bridge to the EU?
Since the implementation flag of the Euro-Mashreq Gas Project signalized the debut, hopes and anticipations have been directed to this 6-million Euros project that will strengthen regional cooperation in channeling n ... Gas-to-Liquid: Is it an attractive route for gas monetization? Part II GTL or LNG: Which route to choose?
A gas producer is always trying to maximize his profit from this valuable hydrocarbon resource. His target revolves around the need to have a sustainable market for his gas at minimum operating cost and highest reven ... Leading ladies… stories of success
Many female careerists have carved a niche for themselves in the male-dominated oil industry TO be an Egyptian working woman is no easy task. To be a successful female in a heavily man-dominated field is, by all m ... Bhutto’s assassination is not the only reason
There is never a dull moment in the Middle East. And hence the prices of crude oil, produced mainly from this ever turbulent region, are always hanging in the balance. And as one oil trading expert put it, everybody ... 
