Egypt Exports 350 mmscf/d of Natural Gas to Jordan
Egyptian natural gas exports to Jordan reached 350 mmscf/d compared to 100 mmscf/d in January 2019.
Egyptian natural gas exports to Jordan reached 350 mmscf/d compared to 100 mmscf/d in January 2019.
Seismic surveys showed that offshore North Sinai concession has 2.352 tcf of natural gas and 112 million barrels of condensates.
Egypt’s natural gas output increased by 20.99% YOY, reaching 4.178 million tons in December 2018, up from the 3.453 million tons produced in December 2017.
Egyptian natural gas output has reached 6.8 bcf/d upon adding production from the West Nile Delta project phase 2 as well as other projects.
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) will offer 5% interest loans to encourage car owners to transform their vehicles to natural gas-powered or mixed-fueled cars, running with both natural gas and gasoline
ACWA Power and the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources agreed to pay $90 million to deliver natural gas through a pipeline connected to the company's electric power plant in Luxor.
The output is expected to increase due to the growth of production in Giza and Fayoum fields.
Egypt is conducting four projects and adding them to production according to plans with total investments estimated at $27.2 billion.
Egypt and Lebanon agree on revising the operational, economic, and commercial annexes in light of the 2009 contract between the two countries.
Egypt linked 29,000 households per week to the national grid during January 2019 and aims to reach 600,000 households by the end of February 2019.