Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 71

The Environmental Benefit of Fuel Subsidy Elimination

Fossil fuel subsidy reform (FFSR) is the missing piece of the climate change puzzle. The elimination of fossil fuels subsidies is believed by environmental experts to highly contribute to the goal of the Paris agr ...

Geopolitics and Natural Gas Development in the Eastern Mediterranean

Within the past few years, the context of geopolitics in the Eastern Mediterranean region has drastically changed. Is there a hidden agenda behind the fundamentals of this newly formed gas market? Or is it just th ...

East Mediterranean Natural Gas: An Attractive Yard for International Competition

The Eastern Mediterranean region has witnessed many discoveries, affecting not only the region’s countries, but also the main global players such as the European Union (EU), Russia and the US.

Gas Regulation in the EMGF Countries

Recent decades have seen a marked boom in the development of offshore oil and gas activities. Due to the increasing energy demand and new technological innovations, offshore drilling extended their activities in t ...

TransGlobe Paves the Way for Organizational, Cultural Improvements

In light of moving its operations from Canada to Egypt, TransGlobe is training all of its leaders, executives, and employees to raise awareness on the necessity of improving organizational culture, as well as divi ...

Egypt’s Major Role Within A Global Portfolio: Interview with Mario Mehren, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Wintershall Dea

"Egypt plays an important role within our global portfolio. It has been one of the company’s core countries for decades since 1974" said Wintershall Dea Chairman and CEO Mario Mehren.

Introduction of Europe’s Leading Independent Gas and Oil Company to Egypt

During his first visit to Egypt, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mario Mehren reinforced Wintershall Dea’s commitment to the country. The company invited representatives from the oil and ga ...

Getting Rid of the Elephant in the Room

Setting a robust national fuel price could be the first step taken towards a more sustainable future, however, there's a multi-billion-dollar elephant in the room.

Automatic Fuel Pricing Indexation Mechanism: An International Trend

Many developing countries around the world subsidize fuel products to sidestep local impact of fluctuating global oil prices. However, on a macroeconomic level, subsidies by default tend to have a taxing impact on ...

Impact of Brexit: A New Political Economy in Petroleum Industry?

Since 2016, Brexit negotiations started when the United Kingdom (UK) voted for separation from the European Union (EU) in a landmark referendum, where 51.9% voted to leave the EU against 48.1% voted to remain in t ...

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