Natural Gas | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 107
Egypt Signs Six New Exploration Agreements
The Petroleum Ministry said on Friday 09 January, 2015 that it signed oil and gas exploration agreements in the Western Desert and Gulf of Suez. Petroleum Minister Sherif Ismail signed the agreements with Netherland&#...
Eni Brings Congo’s Nene into Production
Italian energy company Eni announced it brought the Nene Marine field into production off the coast of the Republic of the Congo, 16 months after discovery. The field is located in shallow waters about 10 miles off th...
Iran to Increase South Pars Production by March
Iran’s oil minister says the country plans to pump up natural gas production at South Pars gas field to 100 million cubic meters (mcm) per day by the end of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21, 2015). “The pro...
Jordan Halts Talks on $15 Billion Deal for Israeli Gas
Jordan suspended talks to import natural gas from Israel from Noble (NBL) Energy Inc. and will sign an agreement with BG Group Plc to buy Gaza Strip gas. The kingdom halted negotiations “recently” after Israeli author...
EGAS Launches LNG Tenders for 48 Cargoes
Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) has tendered to buy at least 48 cargoes of LNG for delivery in 2015/16, reported Reuters, citing three traders. A senior EGAS official also told Reuters that the result of t... Russia says Egypt asks for help with gas supplies to Europe
Egypt, struggling to meet domestic energy demand, has asked Russia to help it fulfil its gas supply contracts with Europe, Russia’s Energy Minister was quoted as saying on Saturday. He also said Egypt had offere... Egypt denies that it intends to cut off natural gas to Jordan
The Egyptian Ambassador to Jordan, Khaled Tharwat, has denied media reports which claim that Egypt intends to reduce the amount of natural gas exported to Jordan prior to cutting off the supply completely by June. In ... Egypt Importing Gas for First Time as Exports Disappear
Egypt, a natural-gas exporter to markets from China to Chile, is set to become an importer for the first time just as the new government needs energy shipments to revive an economy weakened by civil unrest. Gas produc... 
