Ministry of Petroleum | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 18
Ministry of Petroleum Owes $400m to Germany’s RWE
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum owes $400m to its German counterpart, RWE, a leading company in manufacturing coal and nuclear-based electricity generators in Europe. The amount accounts for the Essen-based company’s s ...
Egypt’s Four Gas Fields to Resolve Energy Crises by 2019
A source at the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources told Egypt Oil&Gas that Egypt's four key natural gas fields represent a path for helping the country resolve its energy crises by 2019.
EGPC: Oil Ministry Inked 3rd LNG Platform Deal
An official source at the EGPC said that there are five steps for securing natural gas imports, to meet all citizens' demands in local markets.
Egypt, Jordan Discussed Energy Projects
Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum, Tarek El Molla, and Jordan’s Energy and Mineral Resources Minister, Ibrahim Saif, discussed the mechanism of implementing energy and natural gas cooperation protocols between the two Ar ...
Oil Ministry Focused on Gas to Meet Domestic Demand
In the last couple of years, Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum has focused to provide fuel needs to the domestic market through contracts on gasification ships to receive Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) shipments.
Assiut Oil Refinery Seeking EGP 750m for Restructuring
Assiut Oil Refinery has addressed banks to obtain a loan worth EGP 750m to finance its restructuring plan and increase production capacity.
Egypt’s Oil Ministry to Allow BG to Export Liquefied Gas
Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum vowed to allow British Gas Group (BG), now a subsidiary of Shell, to export liquefied gas through the infrastructure of the Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations (ADCO).
Egypt’s Arrears to Foreign Oil Companies Rose to $3.2b in March
Egypt's outstanding arrears to foreign oil companies rose to $3.2b at the end of March, up from $3b at the end of December, an official at the Ministry of Petroleum told Reuters.
