gas | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 28

Netanyahu Approves Leviathan Deal on National Security Grounds

Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu signed a deal giving final approval for the development of the Leviathan natural gas field off Israel's coast.

Oman’s ORPIC Signs $5b Contracts for Petrochem-Related Projects

Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Co (ORPIC) will sign contracts worth more than $5b to build the Liwa plastics complex.

Egypt-Israel Suit to Be Resolved through Negotiations

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 Approves $2b Fuel Subsidy, NNPC Advocating Deregulation

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.

Abu Bakr: EBRD to Finance GANOPE’s Projects

EGPC, EGAS, and GANOPE signed a letter of intent with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to finance a number of energy projects that the state is in need of, reported Egypt Oil & Gas.

Turkmenistan Launches $10b TAPI Gas Pipeline Construction

Turkmenistan has began construction works on a $10b natural gas pipeline project designed to provide up to 33bcm/year of gas from the Galkynysh gas field to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India (TAPI).

Nigeria to Launch Oil&Gas Exploration in Lake Chad Area

The New Nigeria Development Company (NNPC) owned by 19 northern state governments has disclosed plans to commence exploration of oil and gas in the Lake Chad area, in the North-East.

Admoc’s Study Recommends Environmentally Friendly Corrosion Inhibitors

Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (Admoc) has recommended the use of the Vapour Phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI) for corrosion management of caisson legs, based on its recent study outcomes.

Qatargas Announced 50% Flaring Reduction Success at IPTC

Qatargas announced that it had successfully reduced flaring by more than 50 %, and was pursuing other initiatives to meet its CO2 emissions reduction goal of below 6,000mscf/year by 2017.

EGAS Notifies Factories of a 15% Gas Supply Cut

EGAS notified energy intensive factories that they must reduce consumption by 15% from the contracted quantity due to the current low pressure of gas in the National Grid

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