A major Israel-Egypt gas deal faces collapse as political disputes stall increased flows, prompting Egypt to secure LNG ...
Cyprus has been handed a fresh proposal for direct natural-gas supply from Israel, with Energean saying its new plan for a 200-kilometre pipeline is the fastest and most practical way for the island ...
Partners in Israel’s Leviathan reservoir on Thursday inked a $35 billion deal to supply natural gas to Egypt, in the largest export deal in the country’s history. Israel’s NewMed Energy, formerly ...
Stage one: initial sale of ~20 BCM (0.7 TCF) from 2026 Stage two: upon completion of the Leviathan expansion project, a further ~110 BCM (3.88 TCF) of natural gas will be exported The original export ...
NewMed Energy (OTCPK:DKDRF) said Wednesday that the Leviathan natural gas field in the eastern Mediterranean Sea that supplies gas to Egypt and Jordan will resume operations within the next few hours.
Chevron (NYSE:CVX) has signed an agreement with Israel Natural Gas Lines to begin construction of the Nitzana natural gas pipeline, a new system which will transport gas from Israel's offshore ...
A $400 million pipeline to transport natural gas from Israel to Cyprus is awaiting government approval from both countries and Israel has expressed support, the head of Eastern Mediterranean focused ...
Gas producer Energean signs letter of intent Gas could flow within 12 months of being granted government approvals Pipeline capacity of 1 billion cubic metres per year ABU DHABI, Nov 4 (Reuters) - A ...
Leviathan is one of the biggest deepwater natural gas fields in the world and the Leviathan reservoir is the most stable and strongest energy hub in the Mediterranean. The Leviathan field in the ...
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Rising tensions in the Middle East will accelerate natural gas negotiations between Russia and China, with a decision likely this year, the head of a think-tank that advises the ...
The MENA Energy Recap is a quarterly review of key energy developments that took place in the region from July through ...
Oil is front and center as the war between Iran and Israel escalates, with prices rising nearly 20% since the start of the month. But it’s not the only market that could be rocked by the fighting.