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 ...
Overlooked for years, Egypt’s mining sector is now drawing strong interest from both the government and investors. In the last 4–5 years, it has undergone sweeping legal and organizational reforms, including regul ...
As global demand for fertilizers continues to surge, Egypt has begun to show greater interest in leveraging its abundant phosphate resources to boost exports and strengthen its economy.
Egypt is among the richest countries in black sand—a valuable natural resource with significant economic and industrial importance due to its high concentration of heavy minerals. The estimated reserves in Egypt a ...
Silver has long been treasured for its beauty, but in today’s world, its true value lies in its versatility. Silver became widely used in various industries, including catalysts, electric vehicles, energy-saving a ...
In a geopolitical landscape increasingly shaped not by oil rigs but by lithium pits and cobalt mines, the 2025 U.S–Ukraine minerals agreement signals more than just a bilateral investment deal—it marks a deliberat ...
AI-powered, open-source systems pave the way to radically eliminate global emissions, writes Nayef Bou Chaaya, VP, Middle East & Africa at AVEVA
The maritime industry continues to face escalating geopolitical tensions and shifting global dynamics. These challenges have long cast a shadow over the sector, particularly in activities related to oil and gas.
As Egypt accelerates its shift toward a low-carbon economy, its oil and gas sector remains both a strategic foundation and a catalyst for change. While the long-term energy vision is anchored in renewables, includ ...
As the global energy landscape undergoes a profound transformation, driven by the urgent need for decarbonization and enhanced energy security, hydrogen has emerged as a versatile and promising solution. For Egypt ...
