Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 58

Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health in O&G Industry

For quite a long time now, it seems like there has been no talk in the world except about the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This remains true to date. Without a vaccine, life cannot fully return to its former w ...

Egypt Natural Gas Boom Making Waves

The latest data issued by the Natural Gas Vehicles (NGV) Global website showed that the number of vehicles running on natural gas in Africa reached nearly 295,000 vehicles in 2019. In North America the number jum ...

Oil Politics Fueling Libya’s Conflict

After a year of escalating violence, Libya's rival authorities have announced an immediate ceasefire on August 21. The long-awaited truce calls for elections in March 2021 and for talks to demilitarize Sirte, whic ...

Port of Beirut Incident: Can It Take A Century to Learn from Mistakes?

On August 4, a major fire broke out in a Port of Beirut warehouse and spread to 2,750 tonnes of stored ammonium nitrate. In the past, many incidents have occurred with ammonium nitrate: quite a few of them with di ...

Petroleum System Modelling: Identification of Promising Oil and Gas Bearings in The Gulf of Suez

One of the most vital tasks in the oil and gas industry is to minimize the failure of exploration by means of accumulating accurate and reliable data. This can be achieved by amassing comprehensive information ab ...

West Bakr’s Opting for Spoolable Composite Pipe: An Interview with Ehab Ragaee, Chairman and Managing Director, Petrodara and West Bakr Companies

The project led to reducing the number of spills of the carbon steel corroded flowlines, in addition to saving the operating cost of the corrosion inhibitor, frequent lines inspection, and repair. The total lengt ...

A Reliable Partner in Egypt: Interview With Dawn Summers, Wintershall Dea’s New COO

In June 2020, Wintershall Dea gained a new Chief Operating Officer, Dawn Summers. Among her responsibilities, Dawn oversees the company’s Europe, Middle East and Africa businesses. Dawn’s 25-year career in the ind ...

Has COVID-19 Knocked the Wind Out of Egypt’s Transition to Renewables?

Against the background of low oil prices, the market has been flooded with cheap energy which threatens to derail the global transition to renewables. The Financial Times maintains that the perfect storm of disrup ...

Will Financial Stimulus Be Enough to Recover from A Pandemic?

To begin with, it is important to note that the recent developments of the COVID-19 pandemic have differed based on several elements. While some countries have cases that increase at an exponential rate, some have ...

Petroleum Consumption Shift in COVID-19 Time

Ever since the outbreak of the first coronavirus case in Egypt back in February, one-by-one, several industries began slightly shifting their mode of behavior, anticipating the inevitable shift of the economy. The ...

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