Eni Pays $1 B over Three Years for Zohr Drilling Rig Rental
Egypt paid a total of $1 billion over three years for renting Saipem 10000 drilling rig, which is working in the Zohr natural gas field.
Egypt paid a total of $1 billion over three years for renting Saipem 10000 drilling rig, which is working in the Zohr natural gas field.
HSBC Egypt agreed to be the financial consultant to secure a $500 million loan to finance the imports of the market's demands of diesel, benzene and mazut, in addition to paying a part of arrears to IOCs.
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Egypt has paid an additional $35 million to Dana Gas as a part of its overdue.
The negotiations are still at the initial phases, a source at GPC noted.
The number of cars converted to natural gas reached 256,000 vehicles since the start of the conversion activities.
Egyptian electricity production increased by 7.6% YOY in September 2018, recording 18.4 MWh compared to 17.1 MWh in September 2017.
Egypt’s diesel output fell by 5.96% YOY in October 2018 recording 552,000, down from 587,000 tons in September 2017.
Egypt plans to announce its pricing mechanism for 95-octane benzene by the end of December 2018, to start linking the product to international prices in March 2019.
The FSRU, which is not working at the moment, has a LNG cargo ready to be pumped into the national gas grid when necessary.