energy | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 18
Morocco Seeks Energy Investment in Dubai
Morocco is on the hunt for fresh investment from the UAE to help develop its power generation sector, hoping for US$20 billion in deals over the next five years.
Industry to Issue New Operating Licenses amidst Energy Crisis
The Ministry of Industry and Foreign Trade announced yesterday that it is working on new regulations for issuance of operating licenses for the steel and cement industries.
Morocco to Lessen Reliance on Imported Energy
Visiting the beautiful country of Morocco for the first time made me wonder how this country of 33 million people, 447,000 square kilometers in area and $104 billion (Dh382 billion) in gross domestic product is manag ...
DNV GL Hosts Briefing for Egyptian Renewable Energy Program
DNV GL hosted today a briefing on behalf of the Egyptian New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) and the Egyptian Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Agency for all pre-qualified bidders and success ...
Eskom’s Chairman Steps Down Despite South African Power Crisis
Zola Tsotsi will leave his post as chairman of Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., the state utility that’s struggling to keep South Africa supplied with power, after a dispute over the suspension of four managers including the ...
UAE Workshop on ICT Solutions for the Energy Sector
Leading telecommunications operator in the UAE Etisalat hosted a one-of-its-kind industry event which shed light on information and communication technology (ICT) solutions for the country’s modernised energy sector.
Abu Dhabi Big Data Management Energy Conference Slotted for May 19-20
Fleming Gulf Conferences, a leading business-to-business (B2B) event organisers, will arrange the Big Data Energy Innovation Summit to highlight the various opportunities in big data for the energy and utilities sect ...
Gas Demand in Nigeria Drives Growth at Seplat
Nigerian energy company Seplat (SEPLAT.LG) expects its gas business to contribute around a third to its profits over the next two years, up from less than 10 percent today, as demand for electricity generation in Afr ...
