Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 192
Investing in the young Egyptian generation
Weatherford has established a new program that promises to train and prepare petroleum engineering students, initially from three Egyptian universities, for the challenges they will face following their graduation. I ... No to Cartel
While natural gas exports hit new highs, major exporting countries are still reluctant to establish an OPEC-style organization How underground location technology is helping utilities hit the right spot?
While there may be records of where underground services – such as water, power, gas and so on – are located, but these may not always be entirely accurate. This means that when mistakes occur, or when extension work ... 100 years, 100 championships
The unexpected humiliating defeat at the hands of Barcelona melted the icing on the centenary celebrations cake The art of bribery: What not to do
Since the early ages, gold and money have been one of the easiest ways to seduce people, and, as Shakespeare said, gold can buy everything, including people’s professional ethics. The petroleum sector was struck by s ... 3M Specialty Materials
A new technology for reducing the density of drilling fluids Falling Off Hubbert’s Peak: A Tale of Earth, Wind and Fire
Peak oil has become the term of the century. Governments deny it, producers await it, citizens fear it and economists do little to prove or disprove it. Subsidies in Egypt: An issue too hot to touch or too cold to change?
Subsidies have become the keyword to an ongoing controversy in the Egyptian energy sector. Arguments swinging between keeping and lifting oil and gas subsidies have raised concerns about the negative effects of “inef ... 
