energy | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 16
South Africa Finds Power Stability Thanks to Renewables
An additional 43 IPP projects with a total capacity of 2.147 MW of which 2.021 MW are in commercial operation and 334 MW from the Department of Energy's Dedisa IPP project have been connected.
Low Prices, Climate regulations Sinking Canada’s Oil Industry
Canada is poised to lose energy companies as the industry faces lower and more volatile oil prices along with tougher climate and regulatory policies, billionaire investor Murray Edwards warned at a conference hosted ...
China Strives for Energy Sector Reform with PetroChina Sales
PetroChina Co. announced plans to unload $2.4b in Central Asian pipelines by selling a 50 % stake in Trans-Asia Gas Pipeline Co. to China Reform Holdings Corp., another state-owned company.
Aramco Planning Supply Chain Forum for Saudi Energy Sector
Saudi Aramco announced that it will host a one-day invitation-only forum for key suppliers on December 1, 2015 in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.
Rwanda Company to Use Waste to Generate Energy
Agruni Ltd, company dealing in waste collection, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Rentec, a Belgian company which recycles waste into energy,
Angola to Attend 12th Energy Regulators Meeting
Angola will attend the 12th Energy Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) meeting set for 23-27 this month in the Ezulwini Valley region of Swaziland.
International Gas Union Reacts to IEA World Energy Outlook
In its “World Energy Outlook 2015,” the International Energy Agency outlined current trends in global energy and called for clear strategies and initiatives for achieving sustainable energy objectives. World demand f ...
IEA: Developing Countries to Boost Energy Demand by 33% by 2040
The International Energy Agency’s annual report, World Energy Outlook, was released yesterday – predicting that demand for energy will grow by nearly a third between 2013 and 2040. This pattern will be driven by incr ...
