Egypt | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 340
Egypt Seeks to End Fuel Subsidies by 2018
Egypt may gradually scrap subsidies on oil products by 2018, introducing coupons for gasoline and diesel as part of the phaseout, the independent newspaper Al Masry Al Youm reported, citing unidentified officials. EMG shareholders sue Egypt over treaty violations
International shareholders in East Mediterranean Gas (EMG), the company that oversaw the now defunct Egyptian-Israeli natural gas deal, said on Thursday they were suing the government of Egypt for violating three bil ... Kuwait Energy Invests $400 Million in Egypt
Kuwait Energy is estimated to have pumped approximately $400 million of investments into the Egyptian petroleum sector, as the company increases exploration and production activities in the country. Jordan says Egypt gas cuts cost Amman $2 bln
Energy-poor Jordan warned on Monday that cut-offs in unstable Egyptian gas supplies could cost the kingdom more than $2 billion this year. ExxonMobil work in Egypt suspended amid strike
In front of the factory of ExxonMobil, in the industrial city of the 10th of Ramadan, workers posted banners saying ''No to contracts of forced labour or tyranny,'' and ''The free people of 10th of Ramadan ask for eq ... Ukraine to increase oil production through development of shelf and fields in Egypt
Ukraine is planning to increase its own oil production, first and foremost, through the development of the Subotynske oil field on the Ukrainian shelf of the Black Sea and oil fields in Egypt, where Naftogaz of Ukrai ... Jordan to import more fuel oil due to pipeline disruption
Jordan Petroleum Refinery Co, the country's sole refinery, is importing more fuel oil and gasoil for power generation, as continued attacks on a pipeline running through Egypt, Israel and Jordan disrupt natural gas s ... Total eyes 200bn unfound oil barrels in Egypt, Libya
Total SA is planning to explore for oil and natural gas off the coasts of Libya and Egypt, a region that may hold as much as 200bn barrels of oil equivalent, a company official said. 
