Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 170
2006: A mixed bag of goodies
With 2007 just around the corner, a look at what has happened the past year will undoubtedly aid in preempting what is to come. In Egypt, several changes have occurred in the energy sector in general, and the oil and ... Time for an alternative
Scientists and experts have agreed that the petroleum era will sooner or later come to an end and nations will be struggling to meet their oil and gas needs, which will possibly open the door for a third world war. E ... Addicted to Oil: America’s Relentless Drive for Energy Security
In Addicted to Oil: America's Relentless Drive for Energy Security, Ian Rutledge portrays the motorization of the United States of America. He argues that America's oil dependence determines how it makes foreign poli ... Brent spooked by political uncertainty
A look at the international political scene in 2006 and its effect on Brent prices. Drexel Oilfield Equipment Egypt – 30 years of success
With the end of this year, Drexel has accomplished 30 years of distinguished services in the oil and gas sector in Egypt and the Middle East. ... Breaching national boundaries to achieve international success
In 1996, it went against the flow and invaded the drilling market, by being the first true Egyptian-Chinese joint venture in the drilling sector. Maintaining an outstanding record throughout the past eight years has ... Nuke it
Egypt will go nuclear to fulfill its ever-increasing energy needs. But to what extent will this controversial move affect the oil and gas industry? Adding fuel to competition
Oil companies' teams have yet to fuel the national football league competitions. 
