LNG

Egypt and Turkey are poised to dominate the next phase of Eastern Mediterranean gas development as competition shifts from control of reserves to infrastructure. Egypt’s Idku and Damietta plants are the region’s only large-scale LNG export facilities, with 12 mtpa capacity combined, while replicating them would cost competitors $6 billion-$10 billion and take nearly a decade, analysts estimate.

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