Egypt Diesel Consumption Drops 4.1% YOY
Egypt’s diesel consumption decreased by 4.095% YOY in December 2018, recording 1.171 million tons, down from the 1.221 million tons of December 2017.
Egypt’s diesel consumption decreased by 4.095% YOY in December 2018, recording 1.171 million tons, down from the 1.221 million tons of December 2017.
Egypt has renewed the agreement with Saudi Aramco to provide Egyptian refineries with crude oil for six months starting from January 2019.
ERC is 99.28% complete, and the diesel producing unit has been successfully tested.
Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, launched the 22nd International Conference and Exhibition on Petroleum, Mineral Resources, and Development (PMRD) on February 26th, under the theme of 'Egypt- Africa Towards Development'.
Egyptian butane imports fell by 23.17% YOY, reaching 181,000 tons in December 2018 compared to 235,600 imported in December 2017.
The Abu Tartur project will use 2 million tons of phosphate ore per year, which will be the main input of production.
Egypt’s consumption of petroleum products dropped by around 11.19% YOY in December 2018 to 2.596 million tons, compared to 2.923 million tons in December 2017.
Midor reached financial closure for the $2.2 billion expansion and upgrade program for its Alexandria refinery
Egypt’s natural gas output increased by 20.99% YOY, reaching 4.178 million tons in December 2018, up from the 3.453 million tons produced in December 2017.
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