Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 177

Opening a way, Iraq opens the door to international oil companies

After five years of occupation, Iraq decided to open its oilfields to foreign companies. The Iraqi government’s decision will pave the way for multi-national companies to start developing oilfields in the oil-rich co ...

Failed Summit? Jeddah oil summit apparently failed to bear fruit

As oil prices continued to climb unprecedented highs, consumers and economies across the United States, Europe and much of the world have been negatively affected. Moreover, many countries have experienced social unr ...

Introduction of High-Performance Water-Based Fluids in Ultra-Deep Offshore Wells in the East Mediterranean Sea

Over the years, operators drilling offshore and onshore in the Nile Delta area have searched for a high-performance water-based fluid (HPWBF) that can replace oil-based fluids and exhibit the same characteristics. Re ...

Brown Fields Development Opportunities Emerging – Part II

As the crude oil prices are tremendously increasing; jumping above the $100, the development economics are totally changing. Minor, and mature or Brown Fields assets have considerable economic value evolved dramatica ...

Time to drill horizontally!

Under the slogan “Overcome your Horizontal Challenges”, the Integrated Solutions for Horizontal Well Design Workshop was held in Sharm El-Sheikh, 7-10July 2008. Through this three-day event, coordinated by Eng. Ahmed ...

Oil field developed with horizontal wells

In a private seminar organized by Pico Integrated Solutions, Expert Sam Metcalfe, Blackwatch Petroleum Services discussed the case history of a North Sea oil field developed with horizontal wells ...

Monthly News

News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during July 2008.

From one crisis to another

A shortage of subsidized 80-octane gas has spread from Greater Cairo to other parts of the country, as the gasoline completely disappeared from gas stations in light of drivers' rush to buy it due to its low price ...

Sudan’s oil in turmoil

For many years now, Sudan has failed to capitalize on its considerable oil reserves due to the non-stop state of war the country has been experiencing either in the form of civil war or because of being at war with n ...

Fuel Fears

Oil prices continued to make headlines throughout the past weeks. Soaring prices of oil has become the talk of the town, augmenting fears that the global economy could see a wide-scale recession. Therefore, Energy mi ...

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