Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 93

OPEC Oil Deal: Between Promises and Frustration

Cairo – Decypha: In an attempt to prop up the oil prices, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), along with 11 non-members, decided in November 2016 cut oil production as they battle a globa ...

An Interview with Cyprus’ Top Presidential Candidate

In the global chess game of energy, international relations tend to have the first hand.  When looking into the power of the Eastern Mediterranean region, one cannot side-step the central role of Cyprus. In an eff ...

WoodMac: Peak Oil Demand an Industry’s Nightmare

The continued increase in oil consumption has shifted the sector’s attention from peak supply to the need of constraining peak demand. In order to establish new strategies to face this market threat, identifying t ...

Dreams and Realities: Zohr Moves Toward Production

Two years after its discovery, Egypt’s mammoth natural gas field is set to begin production this fall, providing welcome relief to a country currently heavily dependent on gas imports. The exploitation of Zohr—and ...

Developing Egypt’s Gas Grid: OBSTACLES AND OPPORTUNITIES

The past two decades have witnessed a noteworthy expansion of the Egyptian natural gas market to the point where gas now accounts for more than half of the country’s energy needs, according to British Petroleum’s ...

A Deeper Look into Egypt’s Quest to Begin Natural Gas Exports

Not only known for its antiquities and for being an agricultural provider, Egypt was once known for its natural gas exports. The North African Country was exporting around 30% of its natural gas production in 2009 ...

Deepwater Exploration Technologies: WHAT DO EXPERTS THINK?

Due to production increases, Egypt is set to achieve self-sufficiency in natural gas by the end of 2018. This path has not been easy, as the larger share of the country’s natural gas has been in deepwater fields. ...

An Examination of Egypt’s Gas Flaring Reduction Efforts

Efforts to reduce gas flaring are slowly gaining support around the world. The practice is coming under criticism due to its waste of valuable resources and negative impact on the environment. Even though reducing ...

Egypt’s Gas Merry-go-Round

Egypt’s gas landscape will change profoundly over the next five years. After swinging from the world’s eighth largest LNG exporter in 2009 to the world’s eighth largest LNG importer in 2016, the wheel is set to tu ...

Exploring the Forward Move: Interview with the Vice Chairman for Gas Regulatory Affairs

What is the number one common misconception about the new gas law? The Vice Chairman for Gas Regulatory Affairs answers all our questions in an exclusive interview on EOG.

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