Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 181
IBM 2008 Storage Forum
IBM, the world’s Technology Inventor & the Information Technology Leader, held its annual Storage Forum last month, through which IBM has been crowned as the top provider of innovative technology, outstanding storage ... MIDOR on the spot Will it be privatized?
Over the past month, rumors were spread in every corner of Egypt claiming that the government is to start a privatization plan for the petroleum companies. Since then, a wave of disagreements, oppositions and discont ... Storage Area Networks Concepts
Why do we use SAN Storage? Is it essential for any infrastructure? What type of problems will it solve? Do we need it to solve capacity problems only or there are other more pivotal issues? Will it have an impact on ... Evolution of hydraulic workover units to sidetrack drilling capability
Nowadays, several of the world’s oil and gas regions are in a mature development phase, with many installations experiencing a decline in hydrocarbon production. Still, they offer the potential for significant reserv ... Mi SWACO applies new technologies in the Mediterranean
Mi SWACO Branch in Egypt is registered as M-I Overseas Limited, Egypt Branch and is independently operating under the law 43 of 1976 for Free Zone companies. The Branch of Egypt is the head quarter of the Middle East ... The forgotten mines obstruct Egypt’s oil and gas route
Though Egypt is one of the most heavily mined countries in the world, it has not acceded to the Mine Ban Treaty Natural Gas may be a safe bet
Amid fierce competition over energy, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects entice international corporations to speed up exploration efforts in Egypt Bright prospects for petrochemicals
Growing gas reserves at home and Kyoto Protocol drive up investments in Egypt’s petrochemicals industry 
