Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 176
New Developments in Chemical Stimulation of Gas Condensate Wells
Natural gas wells are susceptible to condensate drop out, as the wells are typically operated below the dew point pressure of the reservoir. The condensate accumulates in the near well bore region, which results in a ... Gaza ceasefire eases oil prices
The Oil price has been raised briefly on fears of heightened tension in the Middle East following Israel's offensive attacks on the Gaza Strip while after the cease-fire edged the prices lower European energy stability in the Russian hands
Signing a 10-year gas deal between Russia and Ukraine has put an end to the large dispute that caused more than 15 nations to scramble for alternative sources of energy The Petroleum Masters Championship
The ongoing hunting race for oil production is never limited; the E&P wheel never stops and each operator is not only seeking the economic profit it can add to his treasury, but also he is competing for taking the le ... Monthly News
News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during January 2009. Change has come
Perhaps one of the main reasons behind Barack Obama's historic, illustrious victory in the U.S presidential elections on November 4th was his energy agenda. Having suffered for a long time from rising oil prices, whi ... Much ado about cartel
Since the announcements made last month by the world's three biggest reserves of natural gas; Russia, Iran, and Qatar, about their attempt to establish an OPEC-style organization for natural gas exporters, speculatio ... The Truth about Tape Part II
Over the last few decades, the IT industry has been the battleground for a number of heated debates concerning the future of technology. One of the most interesting debates revolves around "Tape versus Disk" that has ... 
