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Egypt, BP company to boost natural gas output with new mediterranean well

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Egypt, BP company to boost natural gas output with new mediterranean well
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The ministry said work teams overcame technical challenges associated with restarting the well and completed all required operations in line with the highest safety and efficiency standards.

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Facebook X LinkedIn Egypt’s petroleum sector, in cooperation with British Petroleum company (BP), is preparing to bring the North Fayoum-4 gas well in the Mediterranean Sea online in the near term, with expected production estimated at around 80 million cubic feet of natural gas per day. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1652956513490-0'); }); The move comes as part of the Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ministry’s strategy to boost domestic natural gas production, maximize the use of existing infrastructure and reduce reliance on imports. According to a ministry statement, the production increase follows the successful completion of a new sidetrack operation at the well under BP’s drilling program aimed at expanding gas output in Egypt.

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