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Officially... The Start of Pumping Solar Field Outputs into the National Electricity Grid

March 18, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Officially... The Start of Pumping Solar Field Outputs into the National Electricity Grid

After decades of waiting, Algeria has finally and officially started pumping the outputs of solar fields into the national electricity grid as part of the first phase of the national renewable energy program, estimated at 3200 megawatts, specifically in Biskra province by beginning the transfer of production from the El-Ghrous station to one of the transformers in the Tolega area. This step was revealed through a document from the Algerian Electricity and Gas Company via the Electricity Transmission branch and system operator, issued on March 2, 2026, which was reviewed by 'Echorouk', and came in the form of an announcement about the situation under electrical tension. The document stated that the Algerian Electricity and Gas Company/Electricity Transmission and System Operator, represented by the regional directorate for electricity transmission in Ouargla, informs...

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