The Canadian company Global Atomic is looking to explore a route through Algeria and the Sahara to export production from the 'Dasa' uranium project in Niger, at a time when the project has secured a US funding commitment of up to $414 million, according to Reuters. The project aims to develop one of the most significant uranium deposits in Niger, where the company faces security and logistical challenges due to the landlocked nature of the country, as well as increasing risks associated with transport routes to the coast. In this context, Global Atomic is exploring alternative export options, including investing in a northern route that passes through Algeria and the Sahara.
Minister of Industry Fred Kourtel received a delegation from 'Imine Auto', representing the 'Jack Motor' brand in Algeria. The meeting, according to a ministry statement, aimed to discuss the progress of the company's investment project in the field of vehicle manufacturing in Ain Temouchent.
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The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjali, chaired a meeting today, Tuesday, in Algiers, dedicated to studying and discussing several files related to the activities of SONELGAZ International, according to a statement from the ministry. The meeting, which took place at the ministry's headquarters with the presence of its central executives and officials from the SONELGAZ group, provided an opportunity to review the 'status of SONELGAZ International's activities and to address various files related to its missions and interventions, to ...
echaab.dzToday, Tuesday in Algiers, the SONATRACH group signed a memorandum of understanding with the German company 'VNG' and the Norwegian company 'ICA Finance', aimed at reducing emissions and developing low-carbon solutions, while encouraging technology transfer and capacity building. The signing ceremony took place on the sidelines of the workshop on climate finance and carbon markets, organized by the Ministry of Energy and SONATRACH, in the presence of all...
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