Energos Infrastructure and EGAS Celebrate Landmark LNG Milestone at the Grand Egyptian Museum

Press Release: 19 November 2025 – Cairo, Egypt

Energos Infrastructure and EGAS Celebrate Landmark LNG Milestone at the Grand Egyptian Museum

Energos Infrastructure, together with its partner the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) and under the patronage of H.E. Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, hosted a high-level reception at the newly opened Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. The event celebrated the continued success of Egypt’s LNG sector and Energos’s pivotal role in strengthening the nation’s energy security.

The reception brought together more than 100 senior leaders from international energy companies across the globe, marking one of the first major industry gatherings held at the iconic museum following its public opening.

In his keynote address, H.E. Karim Badawi highlighted Egypt’s strategic vision and commitment to expanding energy resilience, asserting that:

“Egypt is firmly committed to enhancing its position as a regional energy hub, leveraging a resilient infrastructure and key strategic partnerships that have successfully ensured stable energy supply, effectively backing domestic consumption and the evolving requirements of industrial and developmental initiatives.”

The Minister added that “the FSRUs brought and operated to receive imported LNG and reinject it into the national grid will not only contribute to meeting local consumption demands, but also support value-added projects, and Egypt’s role as a regional hub for energy trade.”

During her remarks, H.E. Ambassador Herro Mustafa Garg, United States Ambassador to Egypt, underscored the importance of U.S.–Egypt energy collaboration and the strength of public-private partnerships to deliver affordable natural gas to the Egyptian people: 

“Energos, EGAS, and the Ministry of Petroleum are demonstrating what can be achieved when our governments and private sectors come together with a shared vision—one grounded in innovation, reliability, and mutual benefit to producers and consumers.  Under President Trump’s leadership, the United States is advancing global energy cooperation, expanding American energy exports, and strengthening partnerships with key allies like Egypt.”  

Energos Infrastructure CEO Arthur Regan emphasized the scale and pace of the joint achievements with EGAS, noting:

“At Energos, we have worked to match Egypt’s aspirations with rapid, technically rigorous delivery of what is an Engineering solution.

 The LNG value chain is complex, but in just three months — together with EGAS — as we deployed four FSRUs, we partnered on implementing the solution which now provides roughly 35% of Egypt’s natural gas demand — a remarkable achievement by any global standard.

This is what partnership looks like. This is what delivery of solutions looks like for Energos.”

For his part, Eng. Mahmoud Abdel Hamid, Executive Managing Director of EGAS, affirmed that “the achievements made over the past decades are the result of a clear vision and accumulated efforts that have made EGAS a fundamental pillar of Egypt’s natural gas system.”

Abdel Hamid added that “the fruitful cooperation between EGAS and its international partners—foremost among them Energos—has played a pivotal role in boosting operational efficiency, opening wide prospects for investment, and reinforcing Egypt’s position as a country capable of securing its energy needs and contributing effectively to regional energy security”.

U.S. LNG Provides 90% of Egypt’s Imports in 2025

In 2025, the United States has played an exceptional role in supporting Egypt’s LNG supply. According to data from Kpler, 90% of all LNG cargoes delivered into Egypt so far this year—93 out of 103 shipments—originated from the U.S.

Energos Infrastructure’s FSRUs have been central to this supply chain: since July alone, the company’s vessels have received 48 cargoes, 44 of which were U.S.-sourced. This sustained flow of American LNG has been instrumental in ensuring continuous regasification capacity and strengthening Egypt’s overall energy stability. *

*Source: Kpler, Brussels-based global energy and commodity data provider.

 Energos Infrastructure is a global maritime infrastructure company owned by funds managed by Apollo (NYSE: APO). Energos owns and operates 13 LNG infrastructure vessels, including 9 Floating Storage and Regasification Units, 2 Floating Storage Units, and 2 LNG carriers, providing LNG delivery, storage and regasification services to a diverse customer base.