Peter Stevenson
Journalist at MEES - Weekly Oil & Gas News Analysis
East Med journalist @ MEES (Middle East Economic Survey). Unapologetic Liverpool fan (also Seattle Seahawks). Views are my own.
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1 week ago |
mees.com | Peter Stevenson
P CEO Murray Auchincloss recently led a high-ranking delegation to the firm’s newest LNG export facility; the Great Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) which straddles the Mauritania/Senegal maritime boundary. The first cargo from the 2.3mn t/y Phase 1 project was shipped by BP on 15 April, reaching China’s Dapeng port on 22 May, according to Kpler. BP operates GTA with a 56% working interest, alongside Kosmos Energy (27%), Senegal state firm Petrosen (10%) and Mauritania’s SMH (7%).
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1 week ago |
mees.com | Peter Stevenson
A dispute over the planned 600mn cfd ‘Nitzana link’ aimed at boosting Israeli pipeline gas exports to Egypt threatens to cap future gas flows. The plan entails constructing a 65km pipeline connecting Israel’s southern gas network at Ramat Hovav to Egypt’s gas network on the eastern Sinai Peninsula and was initially announced in 2023.
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1 week ago |
mees.com | Peter Stevenson
The Energos Power FSRU arrived this week at the Tahya Misr station at the port of Alexandria on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast following its journey from Germany. The vessel will undergo piping connection modifications before heading to the Red Sea’s Ain Sukhna where it will join the Hoegh Galleon FSRU, which has been operating for Egypt since June last year (MEES, 5 July 2024).
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2 weeks ago |
mees.com | Peter Stevenson
Egypt’s latest moves to secure long-term LNG import deals provide further evidence that Cairo sees domestic gas output remaining at low levels for the foreseeable future. Desperate for gas to stave off blackouts amid an expected temporary drop in volumes from Israel, Egypt this week reduced gas supplies to industry as part of a precarious balancing act (MEES, 23 May).
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2 weeks ago |
mees.com | Peter Stevenson
Egypt’s stretched gas supplies and growing gas deficit have swung heavily into focus in recent weeks, with Cairo moving quickly to secure both long-term and short-term LNG to offset an expected drop in Israeli pipeline supplies and a structural decline in Egyptian production (MEES, 21 May).
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