subsidized natural gas / energy problems / energy-per-unit / energy subsidies / energy alternative / cement industry / less-energy / energy loss / natural gas / energy solution / energy solutions / subsidized energy / food / energy / use renewable energy / natural gas supplies1 / energy-intensive industries / energy strategy / cement industries / electricity / natural gas agreements / regressive energy subsidies / caused higher-than-average energy consumption rates / less energy / cement / profitable cement multinational / coal energy / energy problem / /
NaturalFeature
Nile / /
Organization
Egyptian Center for Economic / Morsi government / Ministry of Trade and Industry Decided / civil society / World Bank / Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights Rejects / Ministry of Environment / And Others / United Nations Development Program / Ministry of Trade / /
Person
Laila Iskandar / Morsi / Mounir Fakhry / Mada Masr / /
Position
president / minister / minister of environment and the minister of local development / minister of Environment / Way Forward / /
The Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights Rejects the Use of Coal as an Alternative Source of Energy Within the current transitional period, the ministry of Trade and Industry is considering the use of coal as a