North Africa
More than eight years on from the Arab Spring, instability remains the rule rather than the exception across North Africa. Egypt's economy is strengthening on the back of major offshore gas finds but political freedoms have been snuffed out. In Tunisia, freedom is greater but investment has nosedived amid instability. Libya remains an unstable mess with little sign of a resolution, whilst Algeria is at a crossroads.
21 Jun, 2019
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Egypt Gas: Nour Disappoints
MEES understands that Eni’s much-hyped drilling of the Nour prospect north of Sinai indicated underwhelming 2tcf gas reserves.
Egypt: North Sinai Exploration
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Libya Boosts Gas Exports To Italy
Libya exported a three-and-half year high of 629mn cfd to Italy in May through its sole export outlet the Greenstream pipeline across the Mediterranean Sea. Though a two- month war for the capital Tripoli is being played out by eastern-...
Libya's April Crude Output (mn b/d) Hit Its Highest Level In Six Years In May
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