Egypt Signs $35bn Deal to Import Natural Gas From Israel
ISRAEL, AUG 7 – The $35 billion deal will supply 130 billion cubic meters of gas from Israel's Leviathan field to Egypt by 2040, tripling previous exports and easing Egypt's energy crisis.
- On August 7, 2025, the partners of Israel’s Leviathan offshore gas field finalized a historic deal valued at $35 billion to supply natural gas to Egypt, with exports scheduled to continue until 2040.
- The deal expands a prior 2019 agreement and comes as Egypt faces energy shortfalls despite significant LNG imports and regional tensions.
- The agreement includes phased deliveries with 20 billion cubic meters starting in early 2026 requiring pipeline upgrades, and 110 bcm in a second phase pending infrastructure completion.
- Leviathan’s production capacity is expected to reach 21 bcm per year, with as much as 12 bcm designated for supply to Egypt. Yossi Abu, CEO of NewMed, described the agreement as a landmark export arrangement in the eastern Mediterranean region.
- The deal strengthens Egypt’s role as an energy hub, supports its economic growth forecasted at 3.8%-4.3% in 2024-25, and signals deeper regional cooperation despite ongoing conflicts nearby.
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