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Importing solar energy and exporting uranium - IPR scores another Alam El Bueib discovery in Egypt's Western Desert - Naftogaz Ukrayiny extracts its first crude from Egyptian deposit - Dana has another Egypt hit - Increase of oil, gas exploration works throughout Egypt - Egypt: Petrochemical industry overcomes global crisis - Edison International to buy EGPC Abu Qir share - Apache invests more in the Western Desert - West Dikirnis Phase II Development Completed - Cairo goes nuclear as resources dry up -
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The recent $1.4 billion-“historical deal” between Edison S.p.A and the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation has grabbed the sector’s attention for the gigantic re-entry of the Italian company into the Egyptian petroleum field once more. Edison’s Chief Executive Officer Umberto Quadrino reveals to Egypt Oil & Gas the company’s plan to boost the offshore fields of Abu Qir
Undoubtedly energy is connected with economic life, where energy producers always look at global economy to measure wealth growth that is why we concentrate on economic cycle and its effects on all sectors, specifically crude oil as a vital source of energy
Natural gas wells are susceptible to condensate drop out, as the wells are typically operated below the dew point pressure of the reservoir. The condensate accumulates in the near well bore region, which results in a decrease in production. Even in a lean gas reservoir (<1% dropout), significant amounts of fluid can accumulate reducing production by a factor of two or three. The amount of blocking depends on several factors including fluid properties, formation characteristics, flow rate and pressure.
The Oil price has been raised briefly on fears of heightened tension in the Middle East following Israel's offensive attacks on the Gaza Strip while after the cease-fire edged the prices lower
Signing a 10-year gas deal between Russia and Ukraine has put an end to the large dispute that caused more than 15 nations to scramble for alternative sources of energy
The ongoing hunting race for oil production is never limited; the E&P wheel never stops and each operator is not only seeking the economic profit it can add to his treasury, but also he is competing for taking the lead as the top achiever of the year
News of the month, know more about the recent activities this industry has shown during January 2009.
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