Turkmenistan has commissioned its East-West gas pipeline worth $2.5b with a capacity of 30bcm/year connecting abundant gas fields in the Caspian Sea with an aim to improve the country's gas export efficiency.
Ezz Steel, Egypt’s largest steel producer had a net loss of EGP 559.1m ($71.4m) between January and September 2015 due to currency and energy shortages.
EGAS announced that the gas capacity pumped to fertilizer plants has been restored to 100% of fulfillment of contractual obligations, after dropping to 85% due to reduced capacity in the national gas network.
Turkey and Israel have outlined contours of a long-delayed deal to repair their diplomatic ties after a five-year rift, paving the way for a bilateral agreement on Mediterranean gas pipeline.
Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu signed a deal giving final approval for the development of the Leviathan natural gas field off Israel's coast.
The Egyptian government expects the current gas dispute with Israel to be settled through negotiations due to Egypt's importance as a terminal for Israeli gas exports.
Nigeria announced it had approved a $2b (N407.07b) fuel subsidy package, including payments to oil marketers for accrued arrears from the two fiscal years, 2014 and 2015.