Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 180
Gangs of Somali pirates!
Regardless the poverty, lawlessness, chaos and desperation dominating Somalia, a highly organized, lucrative, ransom-driven business, piracy, has been formed, imposing its threats on one of the world’s main marine ro ... Decline in OPEC’s power
Despite the oil producers' cartel OPEC has agreed to make a record cut in output, oil prices continue to fall By law, no more gas to Israel
The historic court rule to overrule the controversial 20-year deal on gas exports to Israel has generated a wave of public satisfaction and increased concerns about the efficiency of strategies and pricing systems of ... Monthly News
News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during September 2008. Echo of Collapse
Since the globalization ideology has been adopted, the whole world has turned into one small village; connected in every aspect of life, whether socially, politically, economically...etc. therefore, if a disaster in ... Flow rate high at Suez Gemsa
Britain-based Circle Oil and Premier Oil have struck oil and natural gas in their onshore North West Gemsa Concession in Egypt Back to Iraq
After years of Egyptian absence from Iraq, Egypt sent its foreign minister Ahmed Abul-Gheit to Iraq for the first time in nearly two decades in a sign of a growing Arab acceptance of the country’s Shiite-led governme ... Oil in disequilibrium
The turbulence in oil markets in the past couple of months was, perhaps, a shock for many speculators. It was only a few months ago that oil traded at $147 a barrel. Today, it trades around $70 a barrel (if not less) ... 
