Egypt’s Natural Gas Output Increases 19% YOY
Egypt’s natural gas output increased by 18.998% year-on-year (YOY), reaching 4.278 million tons in January 2019, up from the 3.595 million tons produced in January 2018.
Egypt’s natural gas output increased by 18.998% year-on-year (YOY), reaching 4.278 million tons in January 2019, up from the 3.595 million tons produced in January 2018.
The country is implementing 19 projects to produce around 55,000 barrels of condensates, which will help in covering the local market's demands.
The US allowed Iraq to continue importing energy from Iran without sanctions for a 90-day waiver.
Households and factories follow power plants in natural gas consumption.
Developing the national grid is an essential component in Egypt’s strategy to become a regional hub for natural gas
The field's current production recorded over 2 bcf/d, which directly contributes to help Egypt reach natural gas self-sufficiency by the end of 2018.
Companies involved in the $15 billion gas deal revealed the issues in the pipeline will need more work than what was initially planned to start transporting natural gas.
Eni has made a new gas discovery under evaluation in the Nour exploration prospect located in the Nour North Sinai Concession.
Dana Gas expects to generate a financial impact in Iraqi Kurdistan through its latest gas sales agreements with the KRG.
Kuwait plans to increase the natural gas production capacity to reach 3.5 bcf/d by 2031-2032.