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Spain's UFG says feed gas shortage idled Egyptian LNG plant
- Egypt: Monday, February 11 - 2013 at 05:08
Spain's Union Fenosa Gas (UFG) has said Egypt's Damietta liquefied natural gas facility is not operating, due to a lack of feed gas as the country diverts export supplies to its domestic market, Reuters has reported. "We expect the plant to come back on stream ... but it depends on the Egyptian authorities to resume the supply to Damietta," the company said. Egypt has two LNG plants, Damietta and Idku, for converting gas into liquid so it can be exported by ship, and a gas export pipeline. But the government has decided to keep gas for the domestic market, which faced fuel shortages and power cuts in the summer.
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