power | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 6
Saudi Adamant on Electricity, Water Subsidy Reforms
Saudi Arabia should eventually consider raising its domestic water and power prices to limit rapid growth of consumption in the world's largest oil exporter, a deputy electricity minister said on Tuesday.
Afghanistan Becomes Violent Theater for Energy Development
Clashes between Afghan forces and the Taliban have cut off the main supply of power to Afghanistan's Helmand and Kandahar provinces, according to residents and the chief of the national power company. EGAS Owed EGP 53 Billion By Electricity Ministry
Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company’s (EGAS) dues from the Ministry of Electricity have significantly increased to amount to roughly EGP 53 billion in exchange for the gas that electricity generation stations obtain.
Access Pre-qualifies to Develop Wind and Solar Power Plants
Access Infra Africa ('Access'), a wholly owned subsidiary of Access Power MEA, and its consortium partner Eren, a leading global investor in power projects, have been pre-qualified by Egypt's Ministry of Electricity ...
Electricity Sector’s Debts Repayment to Petroleum Ministry Scheduled
Egypt's Petroleum and Electricity Ministries have reached an agreement to reschedule debts owed to the Ministry of Petroleum by the electricity sector in the upcoming months. The debts have reached EGP 44 billion.
UAE targets up to 25% of energy from nuclear by 2021 – Oil minister
The United Arab Emirates is planning to get up to 25% of its power from nuclear energy by 2021 as it looks to reduce its domestic reliance on fossil fuels and ensure it has enough oil to export as its economy expands ... 
