Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 194
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 ... Enduring to explore by taking it offshore
Demand for maritime service companies has increased recently, this feature explores why and the measures taken to meet this rising demand. Protecting the environment securing the future
Petro Environmental Services Company (PESCo) – an international joint venture company established in January 2003 – has become one of the leading companies in environmental protection and marine support. PESCo has a ... Sharing the oil cake?
While some regard the new Iraqi oil law as oil on troubled waters, others consider it a squander of the world’s third largest oil reserves PVSS II – Best fit SCADA system for the Oil and Gas industry
There are a wide variety of SCADA systems in the market but only a few are able to handle widely distributed, redundant and complex systems with hundred of thousands of data points. ETM professional control, an Austr ... Scarab /Saffron Production System Simulator
By Fantoft Process Technologies represented in Egypt by Drexel Oilfield Equipment This write-up gives an overall description of Kongsberg’s involvement (project performed by Fantoft Process Technologies, which now ... 100 years, 100 titles
Al-Ahli is edging closer to snatch its 100th title as it is marking its centenary anniversary 
