Natural Gas | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 92
Iran Gas Exports to Turkey Survive Possible Attack
An Iranian gas industry official says Iran will resume exporting gas to Turkey after a short disruption in the gas flow due to a suspected sabotage attack, which hit Iran-Turkey gas pipeline on Turkish soil.
Israel and Cyprus Pursue Hydrocarbons for Peace
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades are looking into seeking into tap into the potential of natural gas in the sea bed beneath both countries.
Cyprus Visit to Push Israeli Energy and National Interests
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled on Tuesday to take his first visit abroad since his reelection in March, traveling 45 minutes to Cyprus for a visit of less than 12 hours.
Sherif Ismail: Egypt to add 1.2m Household Units to the Natural Gas Supply Grid
The Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources aims to connect 1.2m residential units with natural gas during the current fiscal year (FY) 2015/2016.
US Energy Report Says Turkey Uniquely Placed at Oil-Gas Crossroads
Turkey is an important transit point for oil and natural gas, says US Energy Information Administration
In New First for US Electricity, Natural Gas Overtakes Coal
Call it a one-two punch against coal. As global demand for U.S. coal exports continues to sag, domestic demand at power plants has been sliding as well.
Exclusive: GUPCO Resumes Gas Production at M8 Gas Processing Complex
Production had been effectively halted at GUPCO’s M8 gas processing unit and its attendant platforms after a fire that broke out in one of its connecting pipelines in 2004.
Iran’s Kish Gas and Condensates Field Eyed for Development
Kish gas field near the southern Iranian island of Kish will produce 9 bcm of gas per year when its development plan is finished.
