With the Taliban’s swift takeover of Afghanistan after a chaotic and tragic US withdrawal, images of civilians fighting desperately to board planes leaving the airport raised questions about the future waiting for ...
Schlumberger and the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources co-hosted a virtual Sustainability Webinar on August 2-3, 2021. Covering various topics over the course of the two days of sessions, both S ...
As Egypt eyes to be a regional energy hub, the petroleum geology sector plays an inevitable role to achieve this objective with the support of the research and academic community.
Egypt is blessed with featured geological nature that has allowed it to have different compositions that host various minerals and petroleum resources. The geology of Egypt consists of three layers, according to r ...
Producing natural gas from shale has increased significantly over the past years. Shale gas was expected by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) to account for 30% of the global natural gas output by 2040. ...
To begin with, the oil and gas industry has uncovered about 15.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent (bboe) of reserves since the first discovery of oil in the Eastern Desert during the late 19th century. Therefore, ...
The concept of national security is one of the most difficult and complicated concepts that are widely used, not only in Arab political discourses, but also in the political discourses around the world.
Looking at the nature of Egypt, the country has two thirds of its oil in brownfields. Therefore, using techniques like hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling is unavoidable. Hydro-fracturing is not only impl ...
Anew landmark UN report warned this month that human activity is changing the climate in unprecedented and, in many cases, irreversible ways.
Schlumberger and Sensia have celebrated the inauguration of the Egypt Production Digital Center (EPDC) during an event hosted by Petrojet at its headquarters in Cairo on July 14. The new digital center came as a p ...
