DISPUTE WATCH- Petroceltic claims EGPC owes it USD 30 mn: UK energy company Petroceltic is filing for international arbitration to recover USD 30 mn in overdue payments it claims it is owed by the state-owned Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), Chairman Angelo Moskov told the domestic press. The overdue payments date as far back as 2015. “We do not threaten international arbitration lightly, but equally we are at the end of our patience with EGPC: the current situation is totally unacceptable,” Moskov said in a statement earlier this month.
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