Algeria is moving to strengthen its position as the largest gas supplier to Spain, following a preliminary agreement to increase its gas exports starting in 2027, as part of an anticipated agreement that prioritizes supplies through the Medgaz pipeline. This comes as Madrid continues to rely on Algerian gas to ensure its energy security, coinciding with the restart of some coal stations to counter the decline in renewable energy production. The Energy Research Platform reported, citing informed sources, that Algeria has preliminarily agreed to increase supplies directed to the Spanish market, prioritizing gas transported via the Medgaz pipeline, which directly connects the two countries across the Mediterranean Sea. View the full content on...
Algeria - On Monday, the Minister of Transportation, Saïd Sayoud, held talks in Algiers with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry of the Czech Republic, Karel Havlíček, discussing ways to enhance bilateral cooperation between the two countries in the fields of transportation, according to a statement from the ministry.
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The Nigerian Minister of State for Petroleum Resources in charge of gas, Ikebekpe Ikpo, highlighted today from Moscow the developmental and economic dimensions of the Trans-Saharan gas pipeline that connects Nigeria to Algeria via Niger, especially for the Sahel countries, noting that the project is a priority, as Nigeria will extend a pipeline from the south of the country to the north to realize this continental energy facility.
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