Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 180
Assessing the Impact of Removing Energy Subsidies on Energy Intensive Industries in Egypt
IN Egypt, subsidies continue to be one of the major itemsof government expenditures. The latest figures indicatethat government subsidies exceed 23% of 2005/2006 totalbudget spending (exceed LE50 billion) and around ... Cement seal units eliminates the inter-zonal communication
SEAL UNITS prevent fluid movement at the interfacebetween the outer surface of the casing and the inside ofthe cement sheath. In spite of the improved practice ofreleasing pressure on the casing after the top plug bu ... Middle East Oil Refining… more success yet to come
The refining industry is one of the most vital strategic industries on both levels, locally and internationally, as it is considered a main source for ensuring the needs of petroleum products and producing high quali ... Turning brown into gold, making new out of old
Egypt's domestic oil consumption is increasing while production is declining. In order for Egypt to avoid becoming a net importer of oil within the coming 10-20 years, new discoveries need to be found in addition to ... Master plans: Tapping global economy
After initiating oil, dominating gas, will Egypt master petrochemicals? An interview with HE Eng. Sameh Fahmy, Minister of Petroleum, reveals the ambitions of the sector and recent implementations of master plans ... Nurturing innovation by providing opportunities
Dr. Abdel Alim Hashem, professor of Petroleum Engineering at the Cairo University’s Mining, Petroleum and Metallurgical Engineering Department, has over 20 years of experience in drilling engineering, well completion ... End of the Petrodollar Era?
Iran is urging oil customers to pay in currencies other than the US Dollar. Will this move lure other oil exporting countries in light of the recent decline in Dollar value? The Red End
The football league title is knocking the Red Devils' doors 
