Offshore Med discoveries could boost Egypt’s gas sector
Published by Elizabeth Corner,
Senior Editor
World Pipelines,
The EIA reports that natural gas production in Egypt has been in decline, falling from a 2009 peak of 5.8 billion ft3/d to 3.9 ft3/d in 2016 (based on estimates in BP’s Statistical Review of World Energy). The startup of a number of natural gas development projects located offshore in the eastern Mediterranean Sea near Egypt’s northern coast has significantly altered the outlook for the region’s natural gas markets.
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