Each autumn, as rice harvests season wrap up in Egypt, a thick blanket of smoke descends over Cairo and the Nile Delta. Farmers, with few disposal options, would set fire to leftover rice straw. The result: a suff ...
Egypt’s petrochemicals sector became of increased importance as the country seeks to leverage its natural gas reserves and industrial capacity to drive economic growth. As global demand for plastics, fertilizers, ...
Since 2016, and as a part of the IMF-backed reform program, Egypt opted to reducing fuel subsidies, driving up energy prices and reshaping not only household spending but also the costs incurred by key industries— ...
Since its establishment in 2004, Argonaut for Mechanical & Electrical Works has become one of Egypt’s most versatile contractors, delivering integrated solutions across industrial, construction, and oil and gas pr ...
Egypt, once a net exporter of natural gas, is now grappling with a significant energy challenge caused by natural gas shortage. This situation has put immense pressure on the nation's electricity grid, particularl ...
Egypt’s oil and gas sector has entered an era of renewed promise, marked by expanding LNG infrastructure, new exploration opportunities, and an increasingly strategic role in regional energy flows. As the country ...
SMA for Oil & Maritime Services (Free Zone Company) and its affiliated companies is a leading provider of specialized services to the Oil, Gas, Energy, and Maritime sectors in Egypt.
In a world still heavily reliant on diesel, across transportation, agriculture, shipping, and power generation, the need for cleaner, more sustainable alternatives is urgent. Fossil fuels not only accelerate clima ...
Egypt is facing growing pressure to secure reliable and affordable energy as domestic consumption continues to rise. For years, natural gas has served as the backbone of the country's energy system, especially aft ...
The European Union’s efforts to decouple from Russian gas in response to the war in Ukraine initially positioned the Eastern Mediterranean as a key alternative supplier. Before the war, Russia supplied over 40% of ...
