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| January 4, 2015
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Jordan steps out of natural gas negotiation with Israel on a 15 year-$15 billion deal

 

 

Israeli regulators declared owners of the Mediterranean fields as having gas monopoly, making the Hashemite Kingdom’s decision easy, considering original deal triggered angry reaction from Jordanian parliamentarians, who oppose normalization with the Jewish state.

By JPOST.COM STAFF

 

Jordan is reportedly suspending negotiations with Israel over plans to import natural gas.

Jordan’s King Abdullah (R) reviews an honor guard in Amman. – Photo: REUTERS

The move comes after anti-trust regulators in Jerusalem last month declared the proprietors’ control of the Leviathan gas field in the Mediterranean Sea as monopolistic, the Jordanian daily newspaper Al Ghad is reporting on Sunday. Continue Reading »

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| May 7, 2014
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Egypt Interested in Importing Natural Gas From Israel

 

Noble Energy hopes to reach final deal within 6 months to sell 2.5 trillion cubic feet of gas, over 15 years, to Union Fenosa Gas SA for its liquefied natural gas facility in Egypt.

By The Associated Press & Israel Hayom Staff

 

The operator of the Tamar natural gas field off Israel’s coast said it has signed a letter of intent to provide gas to a facility in Egypt.

Houston-based Noble Energy Inc. reached the preliminary deal to sell gas to Union Fenosa Gas SA for its liquefied natural gas facility in Egypt. The deal calls for providing up to 2.5 trillion cubic feet of gas over 15 years.

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