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Renewable Energy: A New Path to Avoid Sudden International Changes

January 7, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Renewable Energy: A New Path to Avoid Sudden International Changes

Since 2023, Algeria has taken a clear path to develop renewable energy projects in the country, the most notable being a 15,000 megawatt project by 2035, aimed at reducing absolute dependence on gas for electricity production, which currently exceeds 95%. In a statement to Algeria International Radio, the General Director of the Green Algeria Group, Boukhalfa Yaïssi, stated that 'the launch of 21 projects in Algeria for electricity production from renewable energies, primarily photovoltaic energy, with production capacities reaching 3,200 megawatts, is a commendable and significant step' towards gradually moving away from classical sources (oil and gas) and directing them towards export and earning more hard currency. Watch the full content on ...

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