Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 181

GUPCO Renovates, Gulf of Suez Generates

Renovations made to GUPCO sites will add more production to reserves. What scientists predicted to be the production rate of petroleum in the Gulf of Suez in the 1960s has proved to be much more. ...

Scenario: Iran

Egypt Oil and Gas Newspaper explores the consequences of a potential U.S. war against Iran. Will occupation once again become a means for a specific end: oil? ...

The Far East and Near East are Meeting Somewhere in the Middle: an In-Depth Look at the Recent Sino-Egyptian Rig Agreement

On October 16, 2006 Egypt signed an agreement with China whereby the latter would produce three oil rigs for Egypt in 2007, seven in 2008 and 20 a year in 2010. This feature explores the motivation behind the agreeme ...

Halliburton is above the competition

Halliburton's Egypt Area Manager, Hesham Ismail, spoke with Egypt Oil and Gas Newspaper about the company's achievements this year and their aspirations for the following year. Halliburton has been able to build them ...

Time to reflect

With the first half of the league coming to an end, oil companies' teams have yet to improve their performance in the second half.

Halliburton: Hydrating Lost-Circulation Squeeze Helps Restore Circulation in Severe Loss Zone

While drilling a deep gas well through sensitive shales in the Qawassim formation in the Nile Delta area of Egypt, a major operator encountered severe lost circulation in the 8-1/2-in. intermediate interval, beginnin ...

Monthly news

News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during January 2007.

2006: A mixed bag of goodies

With 2007 just around the corner, a look at what has happened the past year will undoubtedly aid in preempting what is to come. In Egypt, several changes have occurred in the energy sector in general, and the oil and ...

Time for an alternative

Scientists and experts have agreed that the petroleum era will sooner or later come to an end and nations will be struggling to meet their oil and gas needs, which will possibly open the door for a third world war. E ...

Addicted to Oil: America’s Relentless Drive for Energy Security

In Addicted to Oil: America's Relentless Drive for Energy Security, Ian Rutledge portrays the motorization of the United States of America. He argues that America's oil dependence determines how it makes foreign poli ...

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