Egypt Produces 1.8 mmboe/d in February
Egypt has achieved highest production of crude oil and natural gas in its history during February 2019, producing 1.8 mmboe/d.
Egypt has achieved highest production of crude oil and natural gas in its history during February 2019, producing 1.8 mmboe/d.
The loan agreement was signed on December 27, 2017 by Egypt and EBRD to grant EGAS a $200 million loan.
Egypt transported a total of 147,131.3 tonnes of petroleum products during FY 2016/17 through different means, compared to 150,384.1 tonnes in the previous year.
The meeting included representatives from the seven countries of EMGF, comprising Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, Jordan, Italy, Palestine, and Israel along with the EU.
The agreement was signed by Minister of Petroleum, Tarek El Molla; head of EGPC, Abed Ezz El Regal; and DEA Egypt’s General Manager, Sameh Sabry.
The projects included a new diesel treatment unit at the Alexandria Petroleum Company and another project for gas utilization in petroleum fields.
EGAS will launch an E&P bid round to search for natural gas in the West Mediterranean.
Egypt’s LNG exports from the Idku liquefaction plant grew 44% in February 2019 compared to a month earlier, reaching 391.3 mcm of LNG.
The company announced that El-Mohandes joined them from the Export-Import Bank of the United States to work on securing appropriate, sustainable streams of funds for the company.
Tharwa Petroleum Company plans to produce 7,250 b/d in 2019 by drilling six exploratory wells and five development wells.