Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 172
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. The Value of Beam pumping System Automation
The need to enhance well-performance is driving the growth of well automation and optimization systems. In today's efficiency demanding business world, producers require systems that are capable of more than simply i ... Knowledge that yields progress on fields
Gas companies in Egypt is the lack of trained personnel. However, companies have compensated for the lack of these professionals by creating their own training centers or sending their staff to external training cent ... Crossing nations to the global economic frontier
The past few years have witnessed an expansion in the activities of Egyptian petroleum companies to operate abroad, penetrating the Middle East and Africa markets. ... Tharwa: A Real Egyptian Fortune
Being characterized as the first Egyptian company to carry out upstream activities in the Egyptian market as well as offering petroleum services, Tharwa has kept its outstanding record of achievements since its inaug ... To join or not to join: The overlooked question
Following Angola’s admittance to OPEC in 2007, the lurking question becomes: why is Egypt reluctant to join OPEC as a full-time member? On Efficient Utilization of Egypt’s Energy Resources: Oil and Gas
Energy is a prime source of livelihood for many nations and is a cause of affluence for others. In Egypt, energy constitutes one fifth of the country's overall economic activity, a little less than half of the countr ... 
