Features | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 99
THE ENVIRONMENTAL DILEMMA OF THE UNCONVENTIONALS
As many oil and gas fields are starting to be affected by the decline in the natural production ratio and they are coming closer to reaching their maturity, oil and gas investors are beginning to operate in the un ...
BRIGHT ECONOMICS OF UNCONVENTIONAL OIL AND GAS
Unconventional oil and gas activities worldwide are reshaping energy futures and bringing significant benefits to the economies in terms of jobs, government revenues, and GDP. Yet, concerns about the economic viab ...
UNCONVENTIONALS PIVOTING GLOBAL OIL OUTPUT
Unconventional sources of oil and gas strongly affect production levels and drastically change prospects on global energy markets. The increase of oil revenues after the unconventional revolution in the United States ...
UNCONVENTIONAL OILS A New Frontier for Energy Security
Global population has grown to an estimated 7.4 billion, with the majority of people scattered across Asia, followed in the distance by Africa. Accordingly, the world consumes millions of barrels of oil to fuel our d ...
A NEW ECONOMIC MODEL FOR UNCONVENTIONAL PLAYS
Schlumberger co-hosted with Khalda Petroleum Company ‘The Apollonia Unconventional Play’ presentation in February. At the event, HUSSEIN FOUAD EL GHAZZAWI, Schlumberger’s Vice President and General Manager spoke to E ...
APACHE DETERMINED TO CONTINUE INVESTING IN EGYPT’S UNCONVENTIONALS
In an exclusive interview with Egypt Oil&Gas, DAVID CHI, Vice President & General Manager, Apache, shared the company’s latest updates on the progress in the unconventional Apollonia field and affirmed Egypt’s major ...
Schlumberger EEG TRANSFORMATION TOWN HALL
Schlumberger launched its EEG Transformation Town Hall on 15th of January in a glamorous style, marking the start of a new era that is symbolized by a change towards efficiency. The one-day event took place at the co ...
TRUMP’S GOOFY OIL POLICY TOWARDS IRAQ
Iraq’s oil industry has been a central component to the welfare of its economy, occupying around 95% of the government’s total revenues. For years following the end of the US war on Iraq, the development of the oil s ...
