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Dr. Louiza Larbi: At the Heart of the Post-Lithium Revolution

Dr. Louiza Larbi: At the Heart of the Post-Lithium Revolution

At a time when the global economy is engaged in a fierce battle for control of strategic metals and energy transition, a young Algerian is inscribing her name in golden letters at the heart of European laboratories. Originally from M’chedallah, a municipality nestled at the foot of the Djurdjura in the wilaya of Bouira, Dr. Louiza Larbi embodies this elite trajectory where local genius challenges the boundaries of international research. Recently appointed lecturer at the University of Nantes and at the Jean Rouxel Materials Institute (IMN), she is now establishing herself as a figure...

Jul 30, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Dr. Louiza Larbi, researcher in materials chemistry and energy storage systems (batteries): "I wish to put my expertise at the service of skills development"

Dr. Louiza Larbi, researcher in materials chemistry and energy storage systems (batteries): "I wish to put my expertise at the service of skills development"

Doctor in materials chemistry and research engineer at CEA-Liten, Dr. Louiza Larbi stands out as an emerging figure in energy storage research. After an academic journey of excellence between Algeria and France, this former postdoctoral researcher at CNRS now dedicates her work to the development of next-generation batteries, a crucial technological challenge for the energy transition. In this interview she kindly granted to Eco Times, she reveals her thoughts, not without explaining the opportunity for the development of...

Jul 30, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Africa: El Niño threatens to cut GDP by 2%

Africa: El Niño threatens to cut GDP by 2%

The imminent return of a 'super El Niño' phenomenon poses a heavy threat to the economy and social stability of the African continent. According to recent alerts from the African Development Bank (AfDB), this major climate shock could cause significant losses, cutting up to two GDP points for the hardest-hit countries.

Jul 30, 2026ecotimesdz.com
From Potential to Implementation: An International Report Highlights the Challenges of Solar Energy in Algeria

From Potential to Implementation: An International Report Highlights the Challenges of Solar Energy in Algeria

A report published by the international magazine 'PV Magazine' confirmed that the future of the solar energy market in Algeria is no longer linked to the size of available natural resources, but to the country's ability to convert its goal of 15 gigawatts of solar energy into fundable, implementable, and grid-connected projects. It noted that the economics of gas, purchasing mechanisms, and the readiness of electrical infrastructure will determine the course of the next phase of sector development. This came after a discussion hosted by the Middle East Solar Industry Association (MESIA), which concluded that Algeria has all the necessary natural components, including high solar radiation, vast areas, and a location close to Europe, but the real challenge lies in building...

Jul 29, 2026echoroukonline.com
Libyan Minister of Water Resources Praises Algeria's Experience in Desalination

Libyan Minister of Water Resources Praises Algeria's Experience in Desalination

The Libyan Minister of Water Resources, Mohamed Hosni Ouidane, praised the Algerian experience in the field of seawater desalination, expressing his country's desire to benefit from Algerian expertise and enhance bilateral cooperation in water resource management, during a visit he made on Tuesday to the seawater desalination plant 'Fouka 2' in Tipaza province, according to the Ministry of Irrigation. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Jul 29, 2026echoroukonline.com
Preparation of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Water Resources and its Libyan counterpart to enhance cooperation

Preparation of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Water Resources and its Libyan counterpart to enhance cooperation

The Ministry of Water Resources and its Libyan counterpart agreed this Wednesday to begin preparing a memorandum of understanding to enhance cooperation between them in various sectors, according to a statement from the ministry. This memorandum outlines the general framework for bilateral cooperation, covering six key areas including seawater desalination, agricultural irrigation, water resource management, training and exchange of expertise, as well as developing technical and institutional cooperation, the statement adds.

Jul 29, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Sarah Ruschkowski, carbon strategy expert and CEO of Systain Algeria at Eco Times: "The CBAM is a catalyst for Algeria's carbon sovereignty"

Sarah Ruschkowski, carbon strategy expert and CEO of Systain Algeria at Eco Times: "The CBAM is a catalyst for Algeria's carbon sovereignty"

On January 1, 2026, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) entered its final phase, enhancing the transparency required from companies exporting to the European Union regarding their greenhouse gas emissions. German-Algerian entrepreneur, specialized in climate change and circular economy, Sarah Ruschkowski discusses the levers of decarbonization for the Algerian industry.

Jul 29, 2026ecotimesdz.com
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Monitoring of structuring mining projects: Intersectoral coordination meeting

This meeting was dedicated to monitoring the progress of structuring mining projects, notably the iron mine exploitation project of Gara Djebilet and the integrated phosphate project, as well as their associated projects. The meeting served as a coordination platform to assess the progress of the necessary infrastructure for exploitation and production, particularly regarding the securing of water resources required for the various industrial units and the strengthening of railway transport and logistics capacities.

Jul 29, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Critical minerals: The Sino-American duel in West Africa

Critical minerals: The Sino-American duel in West Africa

West Africa is becoming the new battleground between China and the United States, according to an analysis by the Ecofin agency. The two superpowers are vying for control of critical minerals in this strategic region for the energy transition.

Jul 29, 2026ecotimesdz.com