Egypt Connects 12.6 M Households to National Gas Grid
Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, chaired the regular meeting to review the work and progress rates in the national project to deliver natural gas to households.
Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, chaired the regular meeting to review the work and progress rates in the national project to deliver natural gas to households.
The two energy leaders discussed cooperation in the field of transporting and exporting natural gas to Europe within the framework of the EMGF.
El Molla attended the Engineers Syndicate Symposium 'The Egyptian Petroleum Sector between Challenges and Achievement'.
The meeting comes as a continuation of the discussions to follow up the executive procedures and the steps that have been taken to bring Egyptian natural gas to Lebanon.
The first phase of the expansions includes the new butane treatment unit and the new power plant and water treatment plant to serve the expansion project that is currently accelerating its operational work.
The projects visited by El Molla included new production facilities for the GUPCO and GPC to follow up work programs and development plans to increase production rates and support the volume of oil and gas reserve ...
Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Tarek El Molla participated in the Ministerial Panel entitled 'Repositioning the Industry Post-Pandemic and Looking Ahead', which took place during the first da ...
EGYPS 2022 will be held under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi from 14-16 February 2022 under the slogan "North Africa and the Mediterranean ... Meeting Today's Energy Needs".
The Egyptian petroleum grid was used to transport around 60 million tons of crude oil, condensates, petroleum products, and butane in fiscal years (FY) 2020/21.
El Molla checked up on a number of Chillout fueling stations and some under construction works in CNG)fueling station, located in Maxim, Madinty, Saad El Shazly Axis, and Cairo Festival City in New Cairo.