The Lebanese Petroleum Administration received two bids in Lebanon’s oil & gas licensing round, Energy Minister Cesar Abi Khalil announced in a press release on October 13. Both bids were presented by the same consortium made up of Total, Eni …
Lebanon’s oil & gas licensing round attracts bids from Total-Eni-Novatek Read More »
Publié dans le numéro 11 de la LettreM, 10 octobre 2017.
Total élargit ses investissements au Liban, où la compagnie française possède un des réseaux de distribution les mieux implantés territorialement, et compte participer à l’exploitation du gaz offshore …
Total et les enjeux français dans le gaz offshore libanais Read More »
The Lebanese Petroleum Administration (LPA) invites international oil and gas companies to a consultation workshop on February 23 to introduce Lebanon’s first licensing round.
The Ministry of Energy and LPA will present the recently adopted roadmap and an overview of …
Lebanon’s First Licensing Round: IOC Consultation Workshop Read More »
This article was written for the February 2017 edition of Executive Magazine.
On January 4 2017, the Lebanese government approved what many observers have been waiting for since March 2013: two oil and gas decrees, without which the country’s …
Lebanon: A roadmap for the first licensing round Read More »
Lebanon’s first licensing round for offshore hydrocarbon exploration is back on track. In its first session since it gained confidence, the government signaled its determination to move forward by approving on January 4 two decrees that are essential for pursuing …
Lebanon approves missing oil & gas decrees Read More »
On February 16, the Council of Ministers approved a third licensing round for offshore oil and gas exploration, which paves the way for launching the preparatory process.
Despite difficult market conditions, Cyprus hopes to build on the positive momentum created …
Cyprus to launch a third licensing round… Is the timing right? Read More »
The security of energy infrastructure is increasingly cited as a source of concern for policymakers in the countries of the Eastern Mediterranean.
This is particularly true for Egypt, where we are seeing a dramatic shift in militants’ modus operandi (who, …
Eastern Mediterranean: Security of energy infrastructure Read More »
La France poursuit son retour en force sur la scène levantine et libanaise : elle multiplie, appuyée par Washington, les initiatives diplomatiques et politiques en vue de contribuer au dénouement de la crise constitutionnelle que vit actuellement le Liban, et …
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Lebanon’s nascent oil and gas sector is facing a number of challenges. The first licensing round was recently postponed for the fifth time in less than a year. Oil and gas issues are overshadowed by more pressing problems, including …
Lebanon’s emerging oil & gas sector: a SWOT analysis Read More »
Global Offshore Technology (GOT) is taking place on 28-29 April 2014 at the Hilton Park, Nicosia, Cyprus. The event has now secured Ministerial representation from Cyprus, Montenegro, Malta and Croatia. GOT is the only conference and exhibition in Cyprus to …
Global Offshore Technology Conference, Nicosia, 28-29 April 2014 Read More »
Le montage franco-saoudien au profit de l’Armée libanaise est, théoriquement, une trouvaille judicieuse, pour les trois parties concernées : le Liban, la France et l’Arabie saoudite [Liban – Arabie saoudite – France: Opération tripartite au profit de l’Armée libanaise…
Liban – France: Armement: Pourquoi les Français doivent être créatifs* Read More »
L’image de la France auprès de la classe dirigeante libanaise est, aujourd’hui, particulièrement floue. La France, partenaire engagé et très présent, ne fait plus l’unanimité auprès des Libanais. Nostalgie et francophonie à part, il y a, parmi les Libanais, ceux …
Liban: Gaz offshore: Quid de la présence française? Read More »