EGPC | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 56
PetroShahd Rents Two Workover Rigs from SinoTharwa
EGPC agreed to lease two Workover rigs from SinoTharwa – ST-7 at 1000 horse power and ST-22at 650 – in order to carry out maintenance required to restore production capacity for 6 wells.
EGPC to Allow Private Sector to Use National Natural Gas Grid
EGPC’s board of directors decided during an internal meeting yesterday to allow the Egyptian private sector to use the national grid for natural gas, if and when gas is imported from abroad, announced EGPC CEO Tarek ...
EGPC Increases Diesel Supply by 2000/Day in Anticipation of Fuel Demand Hike
EGPC raised the quantity of diesel fuel supplied to the local market to 40 thousand tons from the original 38 thousand tons by adding an extra 2000 tons per day.
EGPC to Issue New Bid Round
EGPC Chairman Tarek Al Molla said that the company will soon announce in the second half of this year a new bid round for exploration in a number of areas .
Press Release: Egypt’s Oil Sector Gathers to Discuss Production Optimization
Egypt Oil & Gas is pleased to announce the largest oil and gas event of the year, the Production Optimization Convention—hosted from May 10 through May 13. The purpose of the four-day convention is to bring together ...
Press Release Update-1: Egypt Oil & Gas Hosts Roundtable for Industry Leaders
Egypt Oil & Gas hosted on Monday 7th of May a Production Optimization Roundtable—A premier event allowing leaders in the oil and gas industry to connect and collaborate on the issue of optimizing production. This eve ...
Egypt’s EGPC Announces Conversion of Four New Gas Stations to Include Solar Power
The state-run Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) has completed the conversion process of four gas stations to operate with solar power, vice executive chairman for operations Amr Mostafa told Amwal Al Ghad ...
Banque du Caire Issues Letters of Credit Worth $36m to EGPC
Ayman Mukhtar, General Director of the Banque du Caire’s Corporate Credit Sector, announced that his bank has agreed this week to open a credit line worth $36 million for EGPC to import crude oil.
