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Monday, September 19, 2016
Egypt’s state-run gas firm, EGAS, increased natural gas production by 330 Mcf/d by with the addition of four new wells connected to the national grid. The wells are located on concessions in the Mediterranean, Nile Delta and Western Desert operated by BP, ENI, and Shell according to Al Borsa.
The wells added were the North West-6 with a production capacity of 140 Mcf/d, the Nedoco West-2 with a production capacity of 100 Mcf/d, the Taurt-8 at 70 Mcf/d, and the Stra3-3 well with a production capacity of 20 Mcf/d.
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