The Zohr discovery: Egypt's gas game changer
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In August 2015, Eni made the Zohr gas discovery in Egypt's Mediterranean Sea. At an estimated 30 tcf of gas in place, the field is one of the largest ever discovered in the region, and its impact on Egypt and the Eastern Med' will be profound. This new slide pack follows on from our August 2015 Inform, 'Eni's giant Zohr discovery set to transform Egypt's gas outlook', and provides more detailed analysis on: Zohr's impact on regional exploration Eni's plans to develop the field the impact on Egypt's gas supply, imports and domestic gas pricing Effects on other Eastern Med' discoveries
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