Jordanian Parliament bans government from buying gas from Israel

Jordan urgently adopts a bill that addresses the import of natural gas from Israel. The Jordanian press reports that the country's parliament unanimously voted for a complete ban on the supply of Israeli "blue fuel" - for the cancellation of the gas agreement.

Jordanian Speaker Atef Taraune called the bill "extraordinary." In a statement, the chairman of the Jordanian legislature noted that the government is now prohibited from carrying out gas purchases with Israeli suppliers.

The press service of the Jordanian Parliament:

If the government refuses to implement the law, the question of the resignation of the cabinet will be raised.

For the dismissal of the Cabinet, according to Jordanian laws, two-thirds of the deputy votes are required.

In Israel, meanwhile, they called the measures taken by the Jordanian parliament “beyond parliamentary authority”.

It is important to note that gas was delivered to Jordan from Israel by January 1 of the coming year. Then Benjamin Netanyahu called this agreement “historical».

Netanyahu:

Israel joined the club of energy exporting countries.

Now the “historical” event for Israel risks remaining exclusively on paper.

Recall that earlier Israel, Cyprus and Greece agreed on the possibility of building a gas pipeline through the Mediterranean Sea in southern Europe. Experts called this move an attempt to compete with the Turkish Stream gas pipeline.

Comments

[Starover_Z]

While the European Parliament is knocking out the gas monopoly from Gazprom, have "their" people earned in the south ?!

[Dmitry Donskoy]

Not long on the lists of exporters were listed.

[Shurik70]

Quote: Dmitry Donskoy

Not long on the lists of exporters were listed.

Jordan will not buy, there are other buyers. Only a little later. The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure. And the Americans will gladly lease their barges for transport.
The question is what language the parliament of Jordan used to adopt such a law.
And why should Israel indicate to the parliament of another country which laws it can adopt and which not.
And another interesting fact. Moses drove the Jews through the wilderness for forty years, looking for a place where there was no oil. But I didn’t think about gas ...

[NEXUS]

Quote: Shurik70

The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure.

But did Ukraine get money? It is in debt like silk. The IMF will pump it even more, and the citizens of the country will pay, and not the zelenka parashes.

[Bukhalov]

Quote: NEXUS

Quote: Shurik70

The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure.

But did Ukraine get money? It is in debt like silk. The IMF will pump it even more, and the citizens of the country will pay, and not the zelenka parashes.

Gas is a liquid commodity. This is not the sand of the Jordanian deserts.

[Shurik70]

Quote: NEXUS

Quote: Shurik70

The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure.

But did Ukraine get money? It is in debt like silk. The IMF will pump it even more, and the citizens of the country will pay, and not the zelenka parashes.

They will buy or steal gas by any means. And if Israel is cheaper than virtually Polish, they would have bought it from Israel.

True, when I wrote the previous comment, I didn’t know that Turkey does not pass liquefied gas tankers through the Bosphorus.
So I admit, Ukraine will not be able to buy

[maidan.izrailovich]

Gas is a liquid commodity. This is not the sand of the Jordanian deserts.

Absolutely right.
And in the world market it is in great demand.
LNG will be built. And there, anywhere in the world can be delivered.

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: Shurik70

The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure. And the Americans will gladly lease their barges for transport.

Will not buy, because:
a) Israel must first build a plant to liquefy.
b) On ukroin, respectively, you need to build a terminal and a plant.
c) Turkey, will not pass through the Bosphorus.

[LMN]

Hi Stas!
I, too, was horrified to imagine how Ukraine would buy gas from Israel!

[LiSiCyn]

Maxim, hi
There is an option, only through the pipe. Turkey prohibits the passage of gas tankers through the Bosphorus.
How are you doing there ? Friends went to NG in Berlin. They say from the German order, there is not a trace left. Three days the city was not cleaned.

[Pereira]

Just three days? So this is wonderful!
I met NG two years ago there. Then the wipers appeared on the streets only on day 7.

[LMN]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Maxim, hi
There is an option, only through the pipe. Turkey prohibits the passage of gas tankers through the Bosphorus.
How are you doing there ? Friends went to NG in Berlin. They say from the German order, there is not a trace left. Three days the city was not cleaned.

A pipe? Any pipe through the Russian Federation, it's just stupid

Yes, okay here with "die Ordnung". They did not come across simply. As in the USA, as in the Russian Federation .. they are tourists and tourists in Africa.

There are already proposals in the government to completely ban pyrotechnics at NG. For real "cjsc" everything after .. On January 1,2, you walk the streets and everywhere these rubbish are lying around. The city simply does not have time to clean it all ..
No wonder your friends saw this srach.
Including if you suddenly decided to come to Germany and to misbehave , be careful, "Cheka" does not sleep

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: LMN

Including if you suddenly decided to come to Germany and misbehave, be careful, "Cheka" does not sleep

Not ... Not yet planned. I want to go to Norway, but I don’t have time, I don’t have money. That desire, to issue a visa.

[LMN]

And what is there in Norway?
Fishing, nature?
You can get it even without a visa .. Amur, Yenisei, Lena, Angara, Ob or Kamchatka? Our "North" is much more serious than theirs. I now dream of the Yenisei, at least on a ship on a week-long tour ..
But I want to see how the Norwegians live? I also understand

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: LMN

And what is there in Norway?

Relatives
Never, was not. They’ve been living for 15 years.

Quote: LMN

You can get it even without a visa .. Amur, Yenisei, Lena, Angara, Ob or Kamchatka?

I agree. We will even have "cooler". But the price of the issue is different at times. I am in Norway from Gdansk, for 20-30 oiro ( ) I can fly away. In Kamchatka, it’s necessary to save 5 years, and that’s not a fact.

[LMN]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Quote: LMN

And what is there in Norway?

Relatives
Never, was not. They’ve been living for 15 years.

Quote: LMN

You can get it even without a visa .. Amur, Yenisei, Lena, Angara, Ob or Kamchatka?

I agree. We will even have "cooler". But the price of the issue is different at times. I am in Norway from Gdansk, for 20-30 oiro ( ) I can fly away. In Kamchatka, it’s necessary to save 5 years, and that’s not a fact.

Finance
You live in Europe .. what can I say about me
I can’t get everything to Yamal, to my homeland, expensively or for a long time. Although I’ve been to Noyabrsk twice. I’ll go on for a very long time if it’s economical (((

[LiSiCyn]

We drove to Tyumen !!! Even there is someone. Fishing, hunting, bath (possibly girls)), everything will be.

[LMN]

Quote: LiSiCyn

We drove to Tyumen !!! Even there is someone. Fishing, hunting, bath (possibly girls)), everything will be.

In Tyumen, and "deeper" in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, I also have where))

In the fall?

[Russia]

Good health Maxim how old, but we don’t need winters, it’s painfully chilly at the same time.

[LMN]

Quote: Rusland

Good health Maxim how old, but we don’t need winters, it’s painfully chilly at the same time.

Hi Vitaliy!
Well, you "warm-blooded" from the middle lane, winters are not needed
We are talking about summer-autumn))
You will master the trip to Tyumen (surroundings ), maybe a little deeper?)

[Russia]

For money and out of hopelessness, I won’t master it of course, but as a child I lived in Norilsk until the tenth grade, my father was a military man. Yes, I kind of told you in due time. Alykel-Kayerkan-Norilsk. Well, the other side of Calargon-Dudinka. It's cold there, and I'm freezing
I remember what you told about hunting and fishing, in your male formation as a getter.

[LMN]

For money and for hopelessness I can’t master of course

And physically?

[Russia]

Well, I don’t know, Maxim. I would like to retire, and live and exist away from tsevilizatsii.

[LMN]

Just wish.
Do you think the goal is to break somewhere in Tyumen or near Tyumen, is this an attempt to meet civilization?)

[Russia]

No, I can find a nook for a week in my Volga region, water, firewood, at least some fish, and mosquitoes in the appendage to the ear or in the weight of my weight.

[sabakina]

LiSiCyn, so a mad dog a hundred miles is not a hook ... They buy our gas from Slovakia by reverse ... Sushi like the sea, etc ....

[LiSiCyn]

Vyacheslav
It is, of course

Quote: sabakina

so a mad dog a hundred miles is not a hook ..

but there such a hook turns out that this dog will erase all his legs and die from hunger ...

[VicktorVR]

Each construction is at least a year, or even two.

[Okolotochny]

A clear answer to the next nonsense of the 70th.

[Brturin]

Quote: Shurik70

The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure.

Only now, while the route is Israel to Egypt, there is an LNG plant, from Egypt to Greece to the regasification terminal, then through the pipes the Greeks, Bulgarians, Romanians, Moldova (trans-Balkan reverse) ... At whose expense the banquet ...

[TermNachTer]

Ukraine with pleasure, takes only what is free. But if you have to pay, then it does not cause pleasure. And why exactly from Israel to buy? Qatar is near there - the first in the world in terms of proven gas reserves.

[8200]

Dmitry, Egypt is already buying Israeli gas, and Jordan's refusal to supply will cost $ 1.5 billion for a penalty.

[cost]

The question is what language the parliament of Jordan used to adopt such a law.

Earlier in Amman, there were massive demonstrations of citizens who opposed the import of Israeli gas. The demonstrators reproached the government for refusing to cooperate with a number of Arab states that offered assistance in supplying fuel, and demanded a complete annulment of the treaty with the "occupiers", as well as a revision of the agreements signed earlier with Israel.

[Sgan]

Doesn't like their brother’s parliament ...

[Thrifty]

Nothing personal just business! Golden Rule! !!

[1959ain]

Finally, Jordan woke up ceased to engage in the betrayal of Arab interests, they would have been indignant or prohibited Israel from bombing Syria from Jordanian airspace

[Bukhalov]

Quote: 1959ain

Finally, Jordan woke up ceased to engage in the betrayal of Arab interests, they would have been indignant or prohibited Israel from bombing Syria from Jordanian airspace

There have already been such precedents. Ukraine has refused to buy coal from the LPR, and at domestic prices. And coal suppliers paid taxes to Ukraine. Moreover, Ukraine has blocked all trade. Refused outright, they say "blood trade". As a result, essentially all industrial facilities located in the unrecognized republics were transferred under external control. Result: Ukraine does not receive taxes, coal under the guise of Russian comes from the LPNR as before, but at market prices, it has lost profitable enterprises. One to one You advise to do the same to the impoverished Jordan, which subsists only on subsidies. Moreover, you very competently advise the kingdom to get involved in the Syrian turmoil. Congenial! And with regards to King Abdullah, he did not go to his father, not to his great-grandfather, but to his grandfather. That one was removed from the throne, and turned out to be feeble-minded. In a good sense of the word.
But Israeli gas is not Jordanian sand, there is a buyer. And just like that, the agreements that have already entered into force are not terminated. They spell out how much Jordan will pay for the implementation of the ideas embodied in your posts. Well, you give a pancake! Ukraine coal, and Jordan gas. It is ridiculous to me and even to you ....

[Professor]

Well done Jordanians. To evil Israel will be left without cheap gas.

[kot423]

Heh. The same mattresses with your help require from the EU. Double standards in your words, comrade ...

[sabakina]

Quote: professor

Well done Jordanians. To evil Israel will be left without cheap gas.

Oleg, fewer people, more oxygen. Happy Baptism!

[Professor]

Quote: sabakina

Quote: professor

Well done Jordanians. To evil Israel will be left without cheap gas.

Oleg, fewer people, more oxygen. Happy Baptism!

Then with circumcision.

[sabakina]

With cropped and to Jordan? No, thank you, we are better by the covenant of Prince Vladimir ...

[Professor]

Quote: sabakina

With cropped and to Jordan? No, thank you, we are better by the covenant of Prince Vladimir ...

Count it up. But even the one whom you celebrate baptism and those who baptized him were circumcised.

[Pereira]

Who loves what. And about the annual circumcision - an interesting idea.

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: Pereira

And about the annual circumcision - an interesting idea.

Ha ha ....
You, as always for a word in your pocket, do not climb ..

[Roman1970_1]

Finally, Jordan woke up ceased to engage in the betrayal of Arab interests, they would have been indignant or prohibited Israel from bombing Syria from Jordanian airspace

And let them forbid to take water from Israel. Let Arab interests supply them with water.
From the peace treaty to Israel only losses

[Paranoid50]

It smacks of anti-Semitism.

[Pivot]

And I am for having more competitors in the gas market, you see, they will try to produce something, and not sit on the pipe.

[knn54]

“Israel sells stolen gas to its owners.” The Arab press in Egypt and Jordan considers the gas Palestinian.
On the one hand, the price is "sweet", but Israel will be able to control the economies of the above countries.
A Texas-based company is developing and supplying the U.S. forcing Jordanian authorities to finalize an agreement so that parliamentary approval is not required. T. E without the need to submit to parliament for approval.
In the event of a refusal, Jordan must pay a penalty of $ 1,5 billion.

[Paranoid50]

Quote: knn54

while Israel will be able to control the economy of the above countries.

It all depends on the volume. So the Israelis are happy to plant their neighbors on their gas needle.

[Bukhalov]

Quote: knn54

“Israel sells stolen gas to its owners.” The Arab press in Egypt and Jordan considers the gas Palestinian.
On the one hand, the price is "sweet", but Israel will be able to control the economies of the above countries.
A Texas-based company is developing and supplying the U.S. forcing Jordanian authorities to finalize an agreement so that parliamentary approval is not required. T. E without the need to submit to parliament for approval.
In the event of a refusal, Jordan must pay a penalty of $ 1,5 billion.

As many as five five pluses you received for the post. All! The end has come to our state. These five pluses at once outweighed all the decisions of the League of Nations, the UN, the Balfour Declaration, the San Remo conference, the results of the First World War, in which Turkey was battered. Gas began to be stolen, you say, and Israel, with your light hand, has no right to exist .... The sofa will not sag under the weight of such, if you may say "ideas"? Fifth day without water (without gas), all camels go, May Allah help them in quicksand.

[The popuas]

And Vitaly was banned ... and he received news such as balm for the soul ... hehe

[Vitaly gusin]

Quote: Popuas

And Vitaly was banned ... and he received news such as balm for the soul ... hehe

If about me, then I'm here!
"See the root"
Kozma Prutkov
"Nothing on earth passes without a trace."
Alexander Gradsky
And as always in the story.
After the 1948 war, part of Judea remained behind Jordan and this territory was called the West Bank, unlike the east bank of the Jordan River.
All Jews were expelled from there, and Palestinian Arabs were given Jordanian passports and they became citizens of Jordan.
After another war, this territory was ceded to Israel and Palestinian Arabs fled to Jordan.
Today, about 60% of Jordanians are Palestinian Arabs and their descendants.
And the king and his closest Bedouins are about 20% of their legs.
In 1970, the Palestinians wanted to make a coup so the father of the king destroyed about 5 thousand and many fled to Israel.
And today, the king, as before, his father secretly maintains relations with Israel, and if not for Israeli intelligence and cooperation and his wife, an Arab of Palestinian origin, the king would have hung in his palace for a long time.
"Think for yourself, decide for yourself
To have or not to have "
A. Aronov

[gridasov]

The actions of individual governing structures of states or companies very often reflect their combined intellectual potential. Which by the way can be manipulated and predicted with a high degree of probability.

[Zeev Zeev]

This means that Israeli companies will raise good money from compensation

[NEXUS]

Quote: Zeev Zeev

This means that Israeli companies will raise good money from compensation

At the same time, yes ... forfeits, fines, etc. ... but in the long run, this is not a buzz for the Israelis.
I think so, right now the battle for hydrocarbons has begun both in the BV and in Africa. And Israel is not the first in the list of favorites here.

[Professor]

Quote: NEXUS

At the same time, yes ... forfeits, fines, etc. ... but in the long run, this is not a buzz for the Israelis.

Selling gas and oil is the worst thing that could happen to the Israeli economy.

[LMN]

Quote: professor

Quote: NEXUS

At the same time, yes ... forfeits, fines, etc. ... but in the long run, this is not a buzz for the Israelis.

Selling gas and oil is the worst thing that could happen to the Israeli economy.

This is yes.

[sabakina]

Quote: professor

Selling gas and oil is the worst thing that could happen to the Israeli economy.

Oleg, no one is perfect.

[Bukhalov]

Quote: professor

Quote: NEXUS

At the same time, yes ... forfeits, fines, etc. ... but in the long run, this is not a buzz for the Israelis.

Selling gas and oil is the worst thing that could happen to the Israeli economy.

I don’t have digital calculations, but can gas revenues amount to about 60 percent of GDP, as in Russia. This is somewhere around 180 billion dollars plus. It cannot be the same. And if, as an aid, about 10-15 billion. Why not?

[Professor]

Quote: Bukhalov

I don’t have digital calculations, but can gas revenues amount to about 60 percent of GDP, as in Russia. This is somewhere around 180 billion dollars plus. It cannot be the same. And if, as an aid, about 10-15 billion. Why not?

Because these 10-15 lards must be earned by high-tech, and not by a pipe.

[Bukhalov]

Quote: professor

Quote: Bukhalov

I don’t have digital calculations, but can gas revenues amount to about 60 percent of GDP, as in Russia. This is somewhere around 180 billion dollars plus. It cannot be the same. And if, as an aid, about 10-15 billion. Why not?

Because these 10-15 lards must be earned by high-tech, and not by a pipe.

I am afraid that your wish will remain unclaimed. And the money received from the sale of gas can be spent on anything, including high-tech. Remember the formula of surplus value of Marx. No, they will not understand your progressive ideas, they will not support it. Unless the countries have already rode the market. Why do they need a blacksmith, they do not need a blacksmith.

[Professor]

Quote: Bukhalov

Quote: professor

Quote: Bukhalov

I don’t have digital calculations, but can gas revenues amount to about 60 percent of GDP, as in Russia. This is somewhere around 180 billion dollars plus. It cannot be the same. And if, as an aid, about 10-15 billion. Why not?

Because these 10-15 lards must be earned by high-tech, and not by a pipe.

I am afraid that your wish will remain unclaimed. And the money received from the sale of gas can be spent on anything, including high-tech. Remember the formula of surplus value of Marx. No, they will not understand your progressive ideas, they will not support it. Unless the countries have already rode the market. Why do they need a blacksmith, they do not need a blacksmith.

I have been living in Israel for too long not to know where the money will go.

[Bukhalov]

Quote: professor

Quote: Bukhalov

Quote: professor

Quote: Bukhalov

I don’t have digital calculations, but can gas revenues amount to about 60 percent of GDP, as in Russia. This is somewhere around 180 billion dollars plus. It cannot be the same. And if, as an aid, about 10-15 billion. Why not?

Because these 10-15 lards must be earned by high-tech, and not by a pipe.

I am afraid that your wish will remain unclaimed. And the money received from the sale of gas can be spent on anything, including high-tech. Remember the formula of surplus value of Marx. No, they will not understand your progressive ideas, they will not support it. Unless the countries have already rode the market. Why do they need a blacksmith, they do not need a blacksmith.

I have been living in Israel for too long not to know where the money will go.

Any hypothesis has a right to exist. And any controversy, respectively, too. With the approach proposed by you, the fate of the very money from the high-tech income should not fundamentally differ from the fate of money from the sale of gas. Practice, as you know, is the criterion of truth. And it is worth returning to this conversation after, at least, the start of making a profit. The opposition, too, with sincere interest will follow the whole thorny path of the "promised profit stream" for its confluence. The media are again our irrepressible. For me, checks and balances are enough. Look how Bibi is being pressed, in principle, out of the blue. Well, as regards the inversely proportional dependence of progress on the level of production and sales of raw materials, there are precedents. The same gas, the same sea, only the North, approximately the same in terms of the level of development of the country as Israel, but the gas in the head, like the well-known acid, did not hit anyone. I mean Norway and the UK. Another thing is more interesting. That Jordan has suddenly untied? It is unwise to bite a hand that has not been extended once or twice to the Hashemites at a difficult time for them. After all, not only the Palestinians, but also the Syrians attempted to take the crown. Together with his head, of course. Moreover, someone, and Abdullah, should know how, ironically, his desert kingdom arose in general. And to whom the territory now occupied was intended.

[Professor]

Quote: Bukhalov

With your approach, the fate of the very money from the high-tech income should not fundamentally differ from the fate of the money from the sale of gas.

The fundamental difference is that the high-tech money is not gratuitous and must be partially returned to the earned. In addition, hi-tech provides hundreds of thousands of people with jobs (studies, services, etc.). A pipe is a relaxing freebie.

Quote: Bukhalov

Practice, as you know, is the criterion of truth. And it is worth returning to this conversation after at least the beginning of profit.

Why wait? Mitve HaGaz has already demonstrated who will receive the money. The rest will drown in the budget.

Quote: Bukhalov

The opposition, too, with sincere interest will follow the whole thorny path of the "promised profit stream" for its confluence. The media are again our irrepressible.

Did these democracy guards help a lot with dos?

Quote: Bukhalov

Well, as for the inversely proportional dependence of progress on the level of production and marketing of raw materials, that is, precedents. The same gas, the same sea, only the North, the same level of development of the country as Israel, but the gas in the head like a well-known acid did not hit anyone. I mean Norway and the UK.

Why did you forget Russia and Nigeria? By the way, the Netherlands is also a case in point.

Quote: Bukhalov

What is it that Jordan suddenly got rid of? It is unreasonable to bite a hand that has been extended more than once or twice to the Hashimites in difficult times for them. After all, not only the Palestinians, but also the Syrians encroached on the crown. Together with his head, of course. Moreover, since someone, and Abdullah, should have known how, ironically, his deserted kingdom arose in general. And to whom the territory now occupied was intended.

And here everything is simple. Hashemite King, 80% of the citizens (respectively in parliament) are Fylists. The king loves peace with us, the Philistines will never miss the opportunity to miss the opportunity.

[cat Rusich]

Israel - welcome to the "Gas (oil) needle" club

[Zeev Zeev]

And in the future, for the sake of saving the sinking Jordanian economy, the king will introduce direct rule and will also buy gas in Israel.

[avib]

From category
I will stick out my eye so that my mother-in-law has a curve.
Such a peace with this Jordan ... only on paper. They do nasty things wherever they can - they please the internal public opinion. After all, the king understands that only thanks to Israel, the neighbors and relatives of the descendants of Muhammad have not yet stolen the kingdom, but still "fouls" as best he can.

[Bukhalov]

Avib, to be principled, to the end. As a decent descendant of Hashim, Abdullah is simply obliged to abandon the water from Kinneret for Arab solidarity.

[zlinn]

and for one use of the Haifa port, and through it, the turnover is more than through akaba

[borberd]

Through the Haifa port, the Turks also deliver their goods to Saudi Arabia and other emirates. If you block access to Hashemites, then the Turks will howl. Which is also good for hearing.

[Maz]

Quote: Paranoid50

It smacks of anti-Semitism.

No, it's love. You just need to look from a different angle

[Brturin]

Quote: knn54

Israel will be able to control the economy

Gas was to be used to generate electricity ... Jordanian authorities previously stated that this project will save about 700 million Jordanian dinars (more than one billion dollars) on electricity https://1prime.ru/energy/20200119/830811781.html.

A year and a half ago, there was another opportunity to resolve the issue of electricity, but the Jordanians refused to build Rosatom nuclear power plants. We decided that a large reactor is not needed, we want low power units.

At the end of 2017, Rusatom Overseas and KAEI signed a Memorandum of Understanding in the field of small reactors ... In 2017, KAEI and the British Rolls-Royce signed a memorandum on the preparation of a feasibility study for the construction of small modular reactors developed by Rolls in the Middle East kingdom -Royce. It was also reported that KAEI is in talks with the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) on the possibility of building a 220 megawatt high-temperature gas-cooled reactor in Jordan. https://ria.ru/20180526/1521456645.html

Academician Lomonosov has already been launched, they are going to cost in Yakutia

Of the exact ones, I would single out our agreement with the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) on cooperation to create the first low-power reactor based on the RITM-200 power plant. She has established herself as a ship reactor for icebreakers. Now we plan to use this technology as an element of the power plant of a small nuclear power plant - Alexei Likhachev Rosatom.

Maybe in this situation, and return to this topic ... although ...

[sabakina]

Guys, explain to the ignoramus ... Are they in contra?

[gulliver]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Quote: Shurik70

The same Ukraine will buy with pleasure. And the Americans will gladly lease their barges for transport.

Will not buy, because:
a) Israel must first build a plant to liquefy.
b) On ukroin, respectively, you need to build a terminal and a plant.
c) Turkey, will not pass through the Bosphorus.

American Noble Energy and Israeli Delek Drilling and Ratio began gas production at the giant Leviathan field in the Israeli sector of the Mediterranean Sea. Fuel is already being transported to Egypt, from where in a few months it will begin to be delivered to Europe in the form of LNG.

The deposit with reserves of 535 billion cubic meters and 130 kilometers from Haifa was discovered in 2010 by the American Noble Energy. After that, two Israeli companies became its partners and it took them three years to develop the $ 3,6 billion field. Production began in the last days of 2019, and from January 1, gas began to flow to Egypt.

“For the first time in its history, Israel has become a major exporter of gas,” the three companies said in a statement. They signed a contract worth $ 15 billion with the Egyptian consortium Dolphinus. He estimates that 10 billion cubic meters of gas will be supplied from Israel to Israel every 6,4 years. Fuel will be supplied to gas liquefaction plants, as Egypt has returned from the ranks of importers to gas exporters thanks to its own giant Zohr field in the Mediterranean.



Israeli gas may reach Europe through the Idku LNG plant in northern Egypt within a few months, Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said, according to Reuters. The head of the Ministry of Energy told the agency about this during the gas forum in Egypt. “Not today, but they believe it will start in a few months,” said Yuval Steinitz. According to him, LNG can also be exported to Asia.

Gas from Leviathan and the smaller neighboring Tamar (238 billion cubic meters) is planned to be supplied directly to Europe via the EastMed gas pipeline, which Israel, Cyprus and Greece are planning to build through the Mediterranean Sea. This project is supported by the United States and the European Union, but it is too expensive at current gas prices and is used as a public relations campaign against Turkey’s territorial appetites in the Mediterranean.

Now, in addition to Egypt, gas from the fields also comes to Jordan and Israel itself. In a joint statement, Noble Energy, Delek Drilling and Ratio said that the start of production at Leviathan would immediately lead to lower electricity prices in Israel. However, as Haaretz notes, the main gas flows to Israel are from the Tamar field, and its prices are higher than the gas sold from Leviathan to Egypt.

More details at Oil-Expert:
https://www.oilexp.ru/news/world/amerikancy-nachali-v-izraile-dobychu-gaza-kotoryj-ehksportiruyut-v-evropu/196751/

[voyaka uh]

It’s because of such tricks that I consider the idea of ​​selling Israeli gas to neighbors wrong.
We had to agree to the proposal of the Australians: 1) they are building a floating gas liquefaction plant and 2) they are selling it in the Far East. No headache with Jordan, Turkey, Greece and the EU

[leodal]

Is logical. But we (Gazprom, that is) must already switch to LNG. Under current conditions, it is possible to fly with pipe gas altogether.

[Old26]

Quote: Popuas

And Vitaly was banned ... and he received news such as balm for the soul ... hehe

Vital cannot be banned ... "You cannot strangle this song, you cannot kill!" Rise like a Phoenix bird with a new 100500 nickname

[Vitaly gusin]

Quote: Old26

Vitali cannot be banned ...

Given your nickname, you must remember.
Anthem of Democratic Youth

A youth song sings of friendship
Youth, youth.
You can't strangle this song, you won't kill it!
Do not kill! Do not kill!
Us young
Echoed by that song
The whole globe of the earth!
You can't strangle this song, you won't kill it!
Do not kill! Do not kill!

[awg75]

Jews are a very vengeful people. avenged and not forgotten.

[Shahno]

This type of our project does not affect anything?
Not so affected. Stirred up ..

[Shahno]

Quote: professor

Quote: NEXUS

At the same time, yes ... forfeits, fines, etc. ... but in the long run, this is not a buzz for the Israelis.

Selling gas and oil is the worst thing that could happen to the Israeli economy.

This is a maanak ... Note, a little but nice

[Kerensky]

Gas is futures. Accordingly, the market is full. Additional volumes still need to be attached ....

[leodal]

This is not an attempt to "create competition for the Turkish Stream gas pipeline", but a quite natural desire to sell your goods and get money for it. But in essence, there is a problem - and the same one that Gazprom (which will soon become aggravated). It is necessary to gradually move away from the pipe, switching to LNG. Yes, today the cost of pipeline gas is cheaper than the LNG cycle, but if we forget about the threats. Due to the emergence of shale technologies and the intensification of the transition to other energy sources, it is obvious that the supplier's dictatorship has ended, and now consumers will "steer" and be capricious. And the owner of the pipe is hers and the slave: there is no variation. Not that you will not get a lot of profit - after a refusal there will be no, only losses.
Apparently, Israel should have taken the LNG route: negotiating with an Egyptian plant and terminal is not a problem, and, of course, building its own with Cyprus - under gas from Leviathan, Aphrodite, and other fields. Already had to read sensible articles on this topic.

[borberd]

If they are so principled, then do not drink our water from Kineret.