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EMG President resigns

Mohamed Ibrahim Tawila, president of Egyptian energy company Eastern Mediterranean Gas (EMG), best known for its controversial gas export deals with Israel, has resigned following Egypt's 25 January uprising.

El Waha to boost production

El Waha Petroleum Company (OWAPCO) is currently studying the feasibility to repair some development wells, located in the company's concession area in West Qarun.

Sipetrol generates more investments into the Egyptian sector

PetroShahd added up some modifications to the company's 2010-2011 plan in order to keep the volume of its investments in Egypt intact after the political instabilities that the country are going through.

GEMPETCO regains production capacity

Gemsa Petroleum Company (GEMPETCO) succeeded to retain its production capacity back to 500 barrels after a four-year shortage.

Zaafarana is back to the old field

Zaafarana Oil Company (ZAFCO) prevailed the approval of Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) to go back to the old exploratory field of HB 77-4 in its acquisition area in Gulf of Suez through the current drilling plan of 2010-2011.

Iran warships enter Suez Canal, Egypt’s state-run MENA says

Two Iranian warships have begun crossing the Suez Canal as Israel stressed its objection to their planned voyage to Syria.

How to trade record oil spreads as Middle East unrest grows

Events in Egypt may have taken a more favorable turn, but the underlying fundamentals are still shaky across much of the Maghreb with tensions rising in several countries.

Egypt could have us over an oil barrel

Against a backdrop of already rising inflation, the Middle East descends into chaos, sending the oil price surging and tipping the global economy into recession.

Petroleum workers saying their word

''I have suffered a severe form of injustice and was dismissed for no apparent reason after my contract ended… We will not rest until we claim our right, they did it in 25th of January and we can do it again,'' these were some of the protesters' chants in their demonstration in front of the Ministry of Petroleum.

Worst-case scenario: $7 a gallon for gas?

Some experts expect that the unrest in the Middle East could lead prices into the crisis zone. Opinions are mixed on the issue, because even as the price of oil continues to drop, the price at the pump continues to rise, a paradoxical paradigm caused by the chaos in Egypt and other countries in that region.

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