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Egypt Gas Market Liberalization: Set For Take-Off?
...Cairo in 2017 passed a law enabling the liberalization of Egypt’s gas transmission and distribution grid. Private firms would, for a fee, be able to make use of infrastructure that will remain under the ownership of state firm Gasco. With 18 firms recently awarded licenses, and supposedly-im...
Volume: 62Issue: 14Published at Fri, 05 Apr 2019 -
Yemen: IOCs Eye Re-Entry Amidst Battlefield Stalemate
...Upstream return looks optimistic given lack of access to export outlets. With the third anniversary of the Saudi campaign against Iran-affiliated Houthi militants in Yemen the conflict looks ever more like a gory stalemate (MEES, 27 October 2017). With violence now largely confined to the Ho...
Volume: 61Issue: 14Published at Fri, 06 Apr 2018 -
Return Of Iranian Crude Makes Big Splash In Europe
...bstantially higher figure this year, although 2011’s volume looks set to elude it. 2017 has got off to a relatively strong start according to initial results. Spain was the third largest EU buyer of Iranian crude last year with 49,900 b/d (see chart 2) and in January it lifted more than twice this at 91...
Volume: 60Issue: 14Published at Fri, 07 Apr 2017