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The forgotten mines obstruct Egypt’s oil and gas route
Though Egypt is one of the most heavily mined countries in the world, it has not acceded to the Mine Ban Treaty Natural Gas may be a safe bet
Amid fierce competition over energy, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects entice international corporations to speed up exploration efforts in Egypt Bright prospects for petrochemicals
Growing gas reserves at home and Kyoto Protocol drive up investments in Egypt’s petrochemicals industry Egypt halts new gas contracts
In a move considered as a victory for opposition, Minister of Petroleum Eng. Sameh Fahmy announced last month that the government will revise its natural gas export prices and will not sign new exportation contracts until the end of 2010 StatoilHydro takes on the deep water challenges
Being a "late entrant" to the Egyptian oil and gas market has not hindered Norway’s leading company StatoilHydro in joining this "promising area", but what are the challenges it is facing? How will it solve them? What are its plans? Per Johan Bugge, StatoilHydro General Manager in Egypt, exchanges with Egypt Oil & Gas the clarifications to all the queries and reveals the company’s target in strengthening its operations in the country. Horizontally drilling new potentials II
Shedding light on the Horizontal Drilling Technique in Egypt, and the fruitful outcomes it can bring to the oil and gas industry, Steve Gauld, Business Development Manager of Baker Hughes Egypt exchanges more information about this trendy methodology Negotiations to increase gas prices set to fertilizer companies
The Egyptian government is negotiating with a number of fertilizer companies operating in free zone areas to increase the price they pay in return for natural gas in order to compile with the international gas prices Deep challenges open deep oil frontiers
Despite the challenges, technology has evolved and revolutionized the exploration and expansion of current and new oil fields, especially the deep water well construction 
