Eni to Invest €8B in Egypt, Boosting Energy Supply to Europe
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi unveiled plans to invest about €8 billion in Egypt over the next four years, boosting energy production and supply in the region, as part of a broader €24 billion ($26.24 billion) investment across North Africa, including Algeria and Libya.
Descalzi said the three countries can play an important role as hydrocarbon suppliers for Europe but need outside investment to expand their energy production and meet rising domestic demand.
In Egypt, key projects include the Zohr offshore gas field, with a second well-drilling campaign launched this year to counter production declines since 2021.