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Egypt, Jordan dependence on Israeli gas increases despite war

26.02.24|Reuters
Israel is positioning itself as a regional energy hub and has also committed to supply natural gas to Europe, which has been diversifying away from Russia since its invasion of Ukraine
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With Regulatory Approval at Hand, Streaming of Natural Gas From Israel to Egypt Will Begin in Two Weeks

16.12.19|Lior Gutman
Over a 15-year period, Israeli gas fields Tamar and Leviathan will stream up to 25 billion cubic meters of gas and 60 billion cubic meters of gas, respectively
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Delek, Noble, Complete $520 Million Acquisition of EMG Gas Pipeline

03.11.19|Lior Gutman
The deal, made in partnership with Egypt-owned EGAS, gives the three companies a 39% stake in the pipeline and a way to import gas from Israel to Egypt
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Lacking Regulatory Approval, Israeli Gas Fields Postpone Commercial Streaming to Egypt

01.07.19|Lior Gutman
Originally scheduled to begin by the end of June, the streaming of 64 billion cubic meters of gas to Egypt over a 10 year period is now planned for late 2019
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Israeli Consortium Begins Gas Streaming Trial to Egypt

02.06.19|Lior Gutman
In February 2018, the Tamar consortium joined the consortium operating Israel’s largest gas field Leviathan to sign a $15 billion deal with Egyptian company Dolphinus to stream 64 billion cubic meters of gas to Egypt
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Delek, Noble Energy Announce $15 Billion Natural Gas Export Deal to Egypt

19.02.18|Lior Gutman
Majority owners of natural gas fields off Israel’s coast sign deal to provide Egypt’s Dolphinus Holdings with 64 billion cubic meters of gas over 10 years