Israel’s NatGas Exports to Egypt from Leviathan Could Start in June From the Jerusalem Post Israeli energy company Delek Drilling expects to commence commercial gas exports to Egypt by the Continue Reading
Egypt expects the 1.6 gigawatt solar park it is building in the south of the country to be operating at full capacity in 2019, the investment ministry said in a Continue Reading
Egypt plans to slash fuel and electricity subsidies in its 2019/2020 financial year, the finance ministry’s draft budget shows, but raising fuel prices closer to international levels could turn out Continue Reading
Egypt will remove subsidies on most energy products by June 15, it told the International Monetary Fund in a January letter released by the IMF on Saturday as part of Continue Reading
What a difference just a few years can make. After more than a decade of uncertainty for Egypt’s natural gas sector, leading even to importing LNG for years, Cairo is Continue Reading
All the requirements needed for the start of Israeli gas exports to Egypt are not yet in place, an Israeli energy ministry source said, with first flows now not expected Continue Reading
The discovery of the giant gas field Tamar of the coast of Israel in 2009 was the beginning of a new period for the Eastern Mediterranean as an energy hot Continue Reading
Egypt’s oil and gas future looks very bright. The large scale concessions awarded during the EGYPS 2019 conference in Cairo, 11-13 February, shows the appetite of IOCs, such as Shell, Continue Reading
Royal Dutch Shell, Eni, BP and Exxon Mobil were among the winners in one of Egypt’s largest-ever oil and gas exploration tenders on Tuesday, as the country looks to sustain Continue Reading
Egypt plans to upgrade six oil refineries at a cost of about $9 billion over four years to increase domestic production to 41 million tonnes a year, the petroleum minister Continue Reading
