UN | Egypt Oil & Gas

TotalEnergies, bp, Equinor, Shell Commit $500M to Enhance Global Energy Access

Oil and gas giants TotalEnergies, bp, Equinor, and Shell have pledged $500 million to improve access to affordable energy, with a primary focus on sub-Saharan Africa and south and southeast Asia.

El Molla Participates in UN’s ECOSOC Forum  

Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, participated in United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) forum 2021 via video conference which came under the title of Financing for Sustaina ...

Egypt, UN Discuss Energy Cooperation

Egyptian and UN officials met to discuss cooperation in the Energy sector.

Libya Warns against Unapproved Independent Sales

Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) informed that it had found illegal trials to sell crude oil independently without its prior approval.

Power Africa to Get $1b in US Aid

More than $1b in debt and financing commitments from US agencies and private investors under Africa energy initiative, Power Africa, have been finalized.

World Bank Reports Decline in MENA’s Economic Growth

A World Bank's recently published report on the Middle East and North Africa stated that 2015 economic growth in the region came to only 2.6%, falling short of a 2.8% forecast in October, as war, terrorism, and cheap ...

UAE Stresses Developed World’s Commitments in Climate Change Action

In a COP21 speech, the UAE emphasized that the developed world bears commitments to the developing countries to help them fund their attempts to cope with the impacts of the climate change.

Iran Nuclear Derogation Wins International Accolades

Iran has disconnected almost a quarter of its uranium-enriching centrifuges in less than a month, the U.N. nuclear watchdog announced last week.

Lack of Progress on a Deal to Combat Climate Change

Frustration is growing amongst diplomats wrangling over their own lack of progress on a deal to combat climate change.

Nigeria Unprecedented Cleanup Plans Awaiting More Guarantees

Nigeria announced that it would finally clean-up the oil-contaminated Ogoniland in the Niger delta, and at the cost of $1bn, according to the Guardian.

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