Natural Gas | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 79
Shell to Shut Down Key Qatar Facility for Maintenance
Royal Dutch Shell announced its plans for a major maintenance shutdown of its Train 2 facility at its Pearl gas-to-liquids (GTL) plant in Qatar for up to two months in March 2016.
Bulgaria, Greece Sign a New Gas Pipeline Agreement
Bulgaria's state energy holding BEH and Greek-Italian joint venture ISI Poseidon have signed an agreement to build a 180km long natural gas pipeline worth $242m, seeking to reduce Sofia's dependence on Russian suppli ...
Iran-India Pipeline to Detour Pakistan
Tehran is holding negotiations with New Delhi to build a $4.5b undersea gas pipeline from Iran to the Indian west coast, following upon India's previous rejection of an on-land pipeline passing through the Pakistani ...
IGU Issues a Study on Gas Use Impact in Mega-Cities
The International Gas Union (IGU) has published a major study emphasizing the immediate importance of air quality beyond the 2 degrees, and carbon reduction debates, while at the same time highlighting the enhanced u ...
Anadarko, ENI Agree on Gas Extraction in Mozambique
Italy's ENI and US oil group Anadarko Petroleum have signed an agreement to start developing northern Mozambique's offshore gas fields in the Rovuma basin.
Aphrodite Gas Within Egypt’s Reach Thanks to BG Deal
The energy minister of Cyprus, Yiorgos Lakkotrypis, announced on Monday that a move by British oil and gas company BG International to buy a stake in Cyprus’ offshore mineral deposits was an important step forward fo ...
Tarek El-Molla to Attend Bahrain’s APICORP Energy Forum
His Excellency Tarek El-Molla, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, will attended the Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation’s (APICORP) Energy Forum held today in Bahrain.
Oman Maintaining Gas Ambitions with BP and Iran
"Activity in Abu Dhabi is still as it was; Oman activity for us is increasing this year. We see the Middle East contracting market as a little bit different than in the rest of the world, where it is much more cut-th ... 
