A Basin Built On Proven Potential.
The Nile Delta Basin is Egypt's most historically significant natural gas province and one of the most prolific in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Since the discovery of the Abu Madi field in 1967 — the region's first gas find — the basin has driven Egypt's gas industry for over half a century, accounting for approximately 16% of the country's total petroleum production and underpinning a national grid that relies on natural gas for 84% of its electricity generation.
The basin's resource endowment is vast. Proven reserves stand at approximately 42 trillion cubic feet (TCF), while the U.S. Geological Survey estimates a further 223 TCF of undiscovered recoverable gas across the province — one of the largest untapped gas potentials in the Eastern Mediterranean.
42 billion cubic feet
PROVEN NATURAL GAS RESERVES
223 billion cubic feet
UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE RESOURCES
84% Egypt electricity
GENERATED FROM NATURAL GAS
Existing Assets, Immediate Opportunity.
South Disouq represents Sea Dragon Energy's immediate operational focus and primary growth asset. Located within the highly productive Nile Delta Basin, the concession combines proven reserves, established infrastructure and multiple near-term development catalysts.
With an existing gas processing facility, ongoing well tie-ins and additional drilling planned, the project offers a clear pathway to increasing production while creating opportunities for supplementary revenue through third-party processing agreements.
With infrastructure in place and development activities underway, South Disouq provides a strong foundation for Sea Dragon Energy's next phase of growth.
PROJECTED REVENUE
$50+ million
PRODUCTION TARGETS
20 mscf / day
RESERVES
8 billion cubic feet
RESOURCES