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Abstract
Natural gas was discovered recently in Egypt in three main fields; ABU-MADI in the Delta, ABU-QIR north Alexandria and ABU-GHARADIG in the western desert. The estimated reserves are very favorable even at a high rates of consumption. The known gas reserves are estimated at about 40 % of the oil reserves, meanwhile the production of gas represents only about 9 % of the oil production . Beside the previous fields, there are some others still under development Attention was paid:_ also to the associated gas wells. From the oil producing fields, gas will be gathered, treated and piped, to avoid gas flaring at the various platforms’.For the time being, there are limited uses of Egyptian natural gases. It is consumed mainly as a fuel. While when introducing natural gas in industrial and domestic uses, we can save more than four million tons of mazou-’,, per year for export.
Butane and propane are separated from gases rich in both. However, direct household use of gas is another possible outlet.
The economic interest of thia.option .currency savings. resides in the foreign
The question arises, from the marketing point of view whether Egypt All locally consume all its produced gases or export some of it. In principle, we, bplieve girt utilising, locally all. our gas production, rr_d freeing extra oil. w1hich