Israel

Amman is seeing results from its push toward renewables and gas. But the country’s energy future remains tied to developments abroad—particularly Israel’s Leviathan. Direct Israel-to-Jordan gas sales are contentious, whilst Israel-to-Egypt plans could scupper Jordan's ambition to tap Egypt's gas.

Pipeline constraints in Israel’s natural gas network have the partners in a deal to sell Israeli gas to Egypt scrambling for a solution. MEES learns further pipeline issues lie in wait for them if that initial hurdle is eventually overcome.

Egyptian state oil firm EGPC and the Israel Electricity Company (IEC) have agreed to settle a long-running dispute over...

US wildcatter Zion Oil’s Biblical-inspired Israel drilling has come up dry. Again. After lengthy testing of its Megiddo-Jezreel 1...

US firm Noble Energy on 3 October completed the $170mn sale of its 43.5% stake in Tamar Petroleum, a...

Israel's main players Noble and Delek have teamed up with Egypt's Egas to take control of the EMG pipeline. Are Leviathan gas exports one step closer?

Fresh from its latest failure to find commercially viable quantities of oil at its onshore Israel acreage, Biblically-inspired wildcatter...

Regulatory constraints on Israeli upstream development have added to geopolitical hurdles in stymying gas exports. Proposed tweaks will likely change little.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte during a visit to Jerusalem on 4 September ratified the award of the East Palawan...

Egypt’s President Sisi is trying to clean up the lawless Sinai Peninsula but it is proving a harder task than envisioned, impeding gas pipeline deals with Israel and Jordan.