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Quick answers about EGAS, investing in Egypt's gas sector, supplying EGAS, media requests, household gas connections and careers.

About EGAS

Who we are and what we do.

What is EGAS?

The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) is Egypt's state-owned natural gas holding company, established in 2001 under the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources to manage and develop the country's natural gas sector.

What does EGAS do?

EGAS covers the full gas value chain: it signs and manages exploration and production agreements with international companies, oversees processing and transmission, supplies power stations, industry and households, and markets LNG exports.

How does EGAS relate to other petroleum sector companies?

EGAS works alongside the other holding companies of Egypt's petroleum sector under the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, and carries out many activities through affiliated companies and joint ventures with international partners.

Where can I learn more about EGAS's history and strategy?

See Our History and Vision, Mission & Values, or download our corporate profile from Resources & Reports.

Investors & partners

Bid rounds, agreements and investment opportunities.

How can my company invest in Egypt's gas sector?

The main routes are participating in EGAS international bid rounds for exploration blocks, partnering in field development and joining infrastructure projects. Start with our Business & Investment overview.

How are bid rounds announced?

Bid rounds are announced officially by EGAS and the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, with the blocks on offer, data packages and deadlines. Current rounds are listed under Exploration Opportunities.

How can I access geological and geophysical data?

Technical data for blocks on offer is made available to qualified companies through the official bid-round process, including the Egypt Upstream Gateway digital platform.

Who are EGAS's international partners?

EGAS works with leading international energy companies including Eni, bp, Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron, TotalEnergies, Harbour Energy, Apache and Dana Gas. See Our Partners.

Suppliers & contractors

Working with EGAS as a supplier or service provider.

How do I register as a supplier to EGAS?

Follow the steps on our Supplier Registration page and submit the required company documents. Registration forms are available under Forms & Downloads.

How are tenders awarded?

EGAS procurement follows Egyptian law and its internal procurement policy, based on fair competition, transparency and technical and commercial evaluation.

Do suppliers have to meet HSE requirements?

Yes. Contractors working on EGAS sites must comply with our health, safety and environment standards. See Policies & Documents.

Media

Press releases, images and interview requests.

Where can I find official EGAS press releases?

All official statements are published under Press Releases, and the latest news is under News.

Can I use EGAS photos in my publication?

Media may use images from our Gallery for editorial coverage of EGAS with the credit "Photo: EGAS". Other uses require written permission.

How do I request an interview?

Send your request through the contact form with your outlet, topic and deadline, and our communications team will respond.

Natural gas for homes

Household connections, billing and safety.

How can I connect my home to natural gas?

Household connections are carried out by the natural gas distribution companies licensed to serve each area. Contact the distribution company responsible for your area to check availability and apply.

Who do I contact about my gas bill or meter?

Billing, meter readings and payments are handled by your local gas distribution company. EGAS does not issue household bills directly.

What should I do if I smell gas?

Close the gas valve, open windows, do not switch electrical devices on or off and do not use open flames. Leave the area and call your distribution company's emergency number immediately.

Can I convert my car to run on natural gas?

Yes. Conversion is carried out at licensed conversion centres, and natural gas fuelling stations are available in many governorates. Learn more on Natural Gas Vehicles.

Careers

Jobs, internships and applications.

How do I apply for a job at EGAS?

Vacancies are announced through official channels and on our Careers page. Only apply through official EGAS channels.

Does EGAS charge fees for job applications?

No. EGAS never asks candidates to pay any fee during recruitment. Please report any such request to us.

Do you offer internships for students?

EGAS offers training opportunities for students and recent graduates in engineering, geoscience and business disciplines, subject to availability.

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