Cyprus | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 9

Studies for Importing Cypriot Gas Completed

Enppi has completed the technical and financial studies for the import of gas from Cyprus, the results are currently under review by EGAS to begin extending the maritime pipeline to Cyprus for imports to commence.

Cyprus to Export Gas to Egypt

The Aphrodite natural gas field off Cyprus has been proven to be commercially viable and plans include producing 8bcm a year and construction of a pipeline to Egypt for exporting.

Egypt to Tap into Cyprus Offshore Gas Fields by 2017

Marine pipeline will be established to Aphrodite field within three years

Chairman of Egypt’s EGAS Visits Cyprus to Discuss Gas Imports

Egypt and Cyprus have activated the exchange of information between the two sides to start the technical and economic studies for the marine pipeline importing gas from Cyprus’ Aphrodite gas field.

EGAS Signs MoU for Cyprus Pipeline

The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cyprus Hydrocarbons Company (CHC) in the fields of petroleum and natural gas.

Egypt, Cyprus Sign MOU for Gas Pipeline and Imports

Cyprus signed an MOU with Egypt on Monday that could see the island supplying its Mediterranean neighbour with natural gas.

Israel’s Leviathan Gas Miscommunication

There appears to be communication issues between the partners in the Leviathan gas discovery offshore Israel and Cyprus’ government.

EGAS Chairman: Noble Energy in Egypt for Cyprus Imports

A Noble Energy delegation arrived in Egypt to resume negotiation with state-run Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) to discuss importing gas from the Aphrodite field in Cyprus.

Greek PM Tsipras: Turkey Must Respect Cyprus’ Offshore Rights

Greece's prime minister says Turkey must respect Cyprus' right to search for gas off its shores instead of issuing threats, so that suspended talks to reunify the ethnically divided island can resume.

Cyprus Gas Find Worth Tens of Billions

Cyprus has approximately $129 billion (EUR 100 billion) worth of natural gas that will satisfy its electricity production needs for 210 years, said Commerce Minister Praxoulla Antoniadou.

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