subsidies | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 3

Fuel Prices Not to Increase for Industrial Sector

Fuel provided for the industry sector will not face any price increase, except for cement industry, according to EGPC's CEO.

El Molla: Smart Cards Do Not Affect Fuel Prices

The increase in benzene and diesel prices follows the Egyptian Cabinet's decision to cut fuel subsidies in order to ease the budget deficit.

Fuel Subsidies to Reach EGP 40b

Petroleum derivatives subsidies bill will reach around EGP 40b in the last quarter of 2016/2017.

Egypt to Lift Butane Subsidies by 2019

Egypt will lift subsidies on butane bottles by 2019 after applying butane coupons.

Ghana Denied Subsidizing GOIL

Ghana’s Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, denied that government pays subsidies to the Ghana Oil company Limited (GOIL).

EGAS Delivered Natural Gas to Homes in 25 Governorates

According to a report issued by the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS), Vice Chairman for Planning and Gas Projects, Gamal Hegazy, stated that the total gas aggregation for homes in the fiscal year (FY) 2015 ...

Oman Revises Petrol, Diesel Prices

Oman’s Ministry of Oil and Gas has announced the revised petrol and diesel prices to be effective as of March. The prices for super grade and regular petrol decreased, while diesel price remained unchanged.

Additional 400,000 Units to be Connected to Gas Grid by March

The Egyptian government has set plans to connect the national gas grid to an additional 400 thousand units by the third quarter of the current 2015/2016 fiscal year. The plans will be funded by the world bank's recen ...

El Molla: Infrastructure Investment in the Sector Reached EGP 8.8b

Current infrastructure projects investments for receiving, transfer, and trading of petroleum products in Egypt have hit EGP 8.8b, Tarek El Molla, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources told Al Mal.

IMF Recommends Bahrain to Adopt Further Austerity Measures

Bahrain has announced austerity measures in line with IMF recent recommendations, in a bid to return to international bond market and to finance its expanding budget deficit of 15% of the country's GDP.

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