Renewable energy, environmental initiatives, and green business
The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, highlighted the progress being made in the hard wheat sector in Algeria, where it is expected to achieve self-sufficiency in the current agricultural season.
Libyan Minister of Water Resources, Mohamed Hosni Ouidan, confirmed today, Tuesday, his country's desire to benefit from Algeria's leading expertise. He emphasized Tripoli's aspiration to draw from the Algerian experience in seawater desalination and water resource management, and to enhance bilateral cooperation and exchange of expertise. This came during Ouidan's visit to the Fouka 2 seawater desalination plant in Tipaza Province, to learn about Algeria's experience in water desalination.
The President, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, highlighted the progress being made in the durum wheat sector in Algeria, where it is expected to achieve self-sufficiency in the current agricultural season. In his regular meeting with representatives of national media, broadcast last night via national television and radio channels, the President considered that achieving this result is akin to a 'miracle', pointing to a number of positive factors that contributed to increasing national production, primarily the change in technical pathways and the good level of rainfall.
The few disruptions affecting the distribution of drinking water in certain regions of the country during the summer season are more attributable to technical incidents or management difficulties than to the availability of water.
The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjali, discussed with the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy of the Republic of Mozambique, Estevao Thomas Rafael Bali, ways to accelerate the implementation of bilateral cooperation projects in the energy sector, particularly the project to establish a power plant with a capacity of 2×20 megawatts, as well as expanding the partnership to include various activities related to the value chain in the sector.
Algeria - The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjail, emphasized today in Algiers the need to accelerate the pace of implementing strategic projects aimed at enhancing the national electricity system, and to adhere to the specified deadlines, ensuring increased electricity production capacity and the continuity of public service, according to a statement from the ministry.
Energy and Renewable Energies Minister, Mourad Ajal, emphasized today, Monday, the need to accelerate the pace of strategic projects aimed at enhancing the national electrical system.
The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjali, emphasized today in Algiers the need to accelerate the pace of implementing strategic projects aimed at enhancing the national electricity system and adhering to the specified deadlines, ensuring increased electricity production capacity and the continuity of public service, according to a statement from the ministry.
On September 14, the Algerian-Spanish Forum on Renewable Energies will be held in Algiers. Before the event, its Secretary General, Alejandro Ballester, quantifies the role of SMEs in Algeria-Spain trade.
Hydrogen projects in Algeria play a central role in the country's new energy strategy, which aims at economic diversification and strengthening its position in the clean energy market. In the face of growing global demand for alternative sources to fossil fuels, Algeria aims to become a major player in the production of green hydrogen and ammonia, relying on its strategic geographical position and natural resources.
Researcher at the Center for Research in Applied Economics for Development (CREAD), Hicham Benamirouche analyzes the trajectory of the Algerian electrical system, between a continuously rising consumption, a decline in gas production, and the necessity to diversify the energy mix. He discusses the infrastructures to be strengthened and the actors capable of carrying out the upcoming large-scale projects.
The heat dome that has settled over North Africa and part of Europe for about twenty days, creating favorable conditions for the outbreak of mega forest fires and disrupting the daily lives of populations, confirms the trend of climate change for which the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has already issued alerts in several of its reports.