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Growing Gas Shortage Forces Egypt To Import LNG
Published on Monday, 29 Oct 07:00 am
A growing gas shortage has forced the Egyptian government to issue a tender to import LNG, despite it being a gas producer – it boasts the third largest reserves among African countries at 77 tcf (2.2 tcm).
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