Egyptian import plan introduces global pricing for industrial consumers
Issue 246
- 17 Jan 2013
| 1 minute read
Egypt’s end-2012 power crisis was caused by a chronic lack of gas, which has led the government to embark on what appears to be an illogical plan to become a gas importer. But while it is politically, financially and logistically difficult to implement, the plan effectively means that market pricing for gas will be introduced into Egypt for the first time.
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