Egypt’s natural gas exports to Jordan have reached approximately 350 mcf/d, up from 100 mcf/d in January, Oil Minister Tarek El Molla told Daily News Egypt. The news means that Egypt has beaten its export targets, which would have seen gas shipments rise to 250 mcf/d by the summer. Egypt and Jordan signed a gas export agreement back in September that will see Egypt provide as much as 10% of the kingdom’s gas needs.
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