Egyptian gas production fell by 3% quarter-on-quarter and 7% year-on-year to 3.86bn cfd in Q2, according to the latest Ministry of Petroleum data, extending the country’s prolonged output decline (see chart). Production averaged just 3.82bn cfd in June, down around 300mn cfd year-on-year.
Mediterranean Declines Push Egypt Gas Output To New Low
Egypt’s gas output fell to a multi-decade low in Q2 as Mediterranean decline accelerated. Cairo hopes that incremental offshore gains and Western Desert growth can reverse the losses.
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Egypt Gas Output (Bn Cfd): Cairo Will Be Hoping New Offshore Mediterranean Fields Will Help Stem The Region’s Production Decline In 2h 2026
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