Russia | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 41
Turkey-Israel Rapprochement Targets Mediterranean Gas
Turkey and Israel have outlined contours of a long-delayed deal to repair their diplomatic ties after a five-year rift, paving the way for a bilateral agreement on Mediterranean gas pipeline.
Iran on Verge of Sanctions Removal, Nuclear Trade with Russia
Iran’s ambition to have sanctions removed in January is "not impossible", according to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Russia Objects to US Intransigence over Turkey-ISIS Oil Trade
A Russian air strike destroyed an alleged ISIS oil convoy in the northern outskirts of the Aleppo province in Syria.
Russia Halts Gas Supplies to Ukraine
Disputes between Moscow and Kiev reemerged last week amid Gazprom's disruption of gas supplies to Ukraine, Kiev's ban on Russian planes flyovers, and a recent explosion of power lines on Russian-annexed Crimea.
Egypt’s Nuclear Reactor to Produce Power by 2024
Egypt is due to start producing power from its first of four nuclear reactors by 2024, the country's Prime Minister announced, Reuters reports. Iran Invites Global Partners for Gas, LNG Ambitions
Iran is dramatically increasing its natural gas export capacity in preparation for the lifting of international sanctions, President Hassan Rouhani said during the second day of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF).
Russia Furthers Egypt’s Nuclear Power and Suez Industrial Plans
Minister of Electricity Mohammed Shaker explained that nuclear power was a key facet in the government’s strategy to tackle the current energy crisis.
Russia to Exchange Nuclear Technology for Iranian Uranium
A Kremlin decree published on Monday showed that Russia has eased an export ban on nuclear equipment and technology to Iran.
