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Israeli group strikes $35bn natural gas deal with Egypt despite Gaza conflict
Israeli energy company NewMed has signed a $35bn deal that will eventually almost triple the flow of natural gas from the country’s vast Leviathan field to Egypt. Leviathan, which is owned by NewMed, Chevron and Ratio Oil, is one of Egypt’s most important sources of natural gas, supplying about 4.5bn cubic metres (bcm) a year.
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