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Energy & Hydrocarbons
After the Closure of the Strait of Hormuz.. These are the Scenarios for the Global Gas Market

After the Closure of the Strait of Hormuz.. These are the Scenarios for the Global Gas Market

Bloomberg warned that the widening conflict in the Middle East signals the largest disruption in global gas markets since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, amid a near-total disruption of liquefied natural gas movement through the Strait of Hormuz, which accounts for about 20% of global LNG exports, threatening a sharp rise in prices, especially in Asia. According to Bloomberg, ship tracking data showed that at least 11 LNG carriers heading to or coming from Qatar stopped to avoid passing through the strait, while Asian buyers continued to communicate with suppliers in the Middle East to check on the availability of alternative shipments in anticipation of any long-term disruption. Read the full content on الشروق أونلاين

Mar 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Agriculture & Agribusiness
Algeria's Tender to Purchase One Million Sheep from Mauritania: Expert Explains Opportunities and Challenges

Algeria's Tender to Purchase One Million Sheep from Mauritania: Expert Explains Opportunities and Challenges

Agricultural expert Lala Boukhalfa considered that Algeria's tender to purchase one million heads of Mauritanian sheep represents an opportunity to strengthen trade relations between Algeria and Mauritania, pointing out that the operation will be profitable for both countries due to good neighborliness and the possibility of facilitating transport, as well as its organized health framework according to a strict specifications document. Mauritania received the tender file on Friday from the Algerian ambassador in Nouakchott, Amin Said, who handed it over to the president of the Mauritanian Union of Employers, Mohamed Zine El Abidine Cheikh, and called on economic actors in the livestock sector to participate in the tender. According to what was reported by the Mauritanian Independent News Agency.

Mar 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
African Energy Commission: Algeria is Qualified to Support Energy Security on the Continent

African Energy Commission: Algeria is Qualified to Support Energy Security on the Continent

The Executive Director of the African Energy Commission, Rashid Ali Abdullah, confirmed Algeria's ability to contribute to energy security on the African continent thanks to its long experience in the hydrocarbons sector, its ambitious programs in renewable energies, and its strategic location linking Africa, Europe, and the Mediterranean Sea. This was stated in a speech delivered on his behalf by the Head of the Energy Information Systems and Statistics Department at the commission, Samson Nguabodouh, during an iftar organized by the Arab-African Center for Investment and Development last Saturday evening in Algiers under the slogan 'Energy and Water for Building Development'.

Mar 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Trade & Exports
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz Amid Supply Chain Disruption Fears

Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz Amid Supply Chain Disruption Fears

The Iranian news agency Mehr reported that Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, which will paralyze navigation through it, especially for oil and gas tankers, as more than 20 million barrels of oil pass through it daily along with large quantities of liquefied natural gas. In addition to disrupting supply chains, over 11% of global trade passes through it.

Mar 1, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Energy & Hydrocarbons
OPEC+ Considers Increasing Production by 411,000 Barrels Per Day, Brent Likely to Reach $100

OPEC+ Considers Increasing Production by 411,000 Barrels Per Day, Brent Likely to Reach $100

The OPEC+ alliance is considering increasing oil production by up to 411,000 barrels per day during its upcoming meeting today, Sunday, as Barclays raised its forecast for Brent crude prices to around $100 per barrel, following military attacks by the United States and the Zionist entity on Iran and the subsequent regional escalation that raised supply concerns. Two informed sources told Reuters that the alliance is likely to discuss at its scheduled meeting today, which includes eight members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and their allies, including Russia, a larger production increase of 411,000 barrels per day amid recent geopolitical developments. Read the full content on الشروق ...

Mar 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
Four years ago.. The biggest shake-up in the global gas market is expected

Four years ago.. The biggest shake-up in the global gas market is expected

Bloomberg warned that the widening conflict in the Middle East signals the largest disruption in global gas markets since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, amid a near-total disruption of liquefied natural gas movement through the Strait of Hormuz, which accounts for about 20% of global LNG exports, threatening a sharp rise in prices, especially in Asia. According to Bloomberg, ship tracking data showed that at least 11 LNG carriers heading to or coming from Qatar stopped to avoid passing through the strait, while Asian buyers continued to communicate with suppliers in the Middle East to check on the availability of alternative shipments in anticipation of any long-term disruption. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

Mar 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
Due to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.. these are the scenarios for the global gas market

Due to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.. these are the scenarios for the global gas market

Bloomberg warned that the widening conflict in the Middle East threatens to cause the largest disruption in global gas markets since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, amid a near-total disruption of liquefied natural gas movement through the Strait of Hormuz, which accounts for about 20% of global LNG exports, threatening a sharp rise in prices, especially in Asia. According to Bloomberg, ship tracking data showed that at least 11 LNG carriers heading to or coming from Qatar have stopped to avoid passing through the strait, while Asian buyers continue to communicate with suppliers in the Middle East to check on the availability of alternative shipments in anticipation of any long-term disruption. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

Mar 1, 2026echoroukonline.com

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