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In March, Europe also scaled up imports from Nigeria and Algeria. ...

When the eight producers – Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, Algeria, Russia, Kazakhstan and Oman – met virtually on 3 April to discuss whether to continue with the monthly production increases in May, few outside the group expected anything other than a simple rubberstamping. ...

And this understates the effective share of gas in Tunisia’s power mix given that Tunisia imported a record 3.1TWh of gas-fired power from Algeria, a record 14% of total power supply (see chart). ... Tunisia Power Supply (TWh): Renewables Produced A Record 5% For 2024 But Gas Remains Dominant With Imports From Algeria Also At Record Levels ...

The country’s two gas fired power plants, 470MW Ain Beni Mathar and 385MW Tahaddart were previously supplied with gas from Algeria before deliveries were halted in late-2021(MEES, 5 November 2021). ...

Algeria on 17 March broke ground on an 80MW solar power plant in the town of Abadla in the Bechar province in the remote far west of the country, the energy ministry says. ...

With two existing discoveries, A1-NC179 and A1-81/2, NOC says G2 lies near “super-giant fields shared between Algeria and Libya.” Primary among these is the Wafa gas-condensate field operated by Eni-led Mellitah Oil & Gas on the border with Algeria, with the existing infrastructure potentially fast-tracking the development of any discoveries in the area. ...

The announcement surprised many in the market, prompting questions about why the eight producers – Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria and Oman – decided to increase production at this time. ...

However gas-fired powergen, having slumped for 2022 following the halt in deliveries from neighbor Algeria at the end of October 2021, has since rebounded. ...

Gas imports, all from Algeria, were 351mn cfd of which 251mn cfd was paid for and 100mn cfd received in lieu of a transit fee for the 21.1bcm (2.03bn cfd) of gas that Algeria exported to Italy via the TransMed pipeline that traverses Tunisia (MEES, 3 January). 2: For Gas, Tunisia’s 2024 Dependence On Imports, All From Algeria, Hit An Even Higher 72% As Output Slumped To A 16-Year Low (mn cfd) Almost all of Tunisia’s gas producers have seen output fall (see chart 3) whilst the country as a whole saw just one exploration well drilled last year (versus five for 2023) and zero development wells (three for 2023), according to official stats. Tunisia also imported a record 3.22TWh of power, up 29%, almost all from Algeria, with imports accounting for a record 14% of total power supply of 22.51TWh. ...

Algeria’s Berkine Basin Oil Heartland The agreement will see Sinopec cover 100% of exploration costs. ... Algeria in October launched a long-awaited bid round with six large onshore blocks encompassing both gas and oil-prone areas of the country (MEES, 18 October 2024). ...

The firm has slimmed down its international portfolio, ditching positions in Bahrain, Yemen and Libya (MEES, 12 August 2016 & MEES, 10 February 2017) and focusing its slimmed-down international focus on Oman, Qatar, UAE and Algeria. ... Though accidental, Algeria entry in 2019 via its purchase of Anadarko (Oxy’s plans to pass on the Algeria assets to TotalEnergies were nixed by Algiers – MEES, 1 November 2019) has in part compensated, the firm’s international crude output has remained on a downward trend since, falling to just 103,000 b/d for 2024, little more than half 2015 levels (see chart 1). ...

The loss of Alrar output was keenly felt, with Algeria’s gas exports for January falling to the lowest level since 2020 and those of LNG to a multi-decade low (MEES, 7 February). ...

*Algeria’s economy is reliant on exports of oil and gas as its key source of revenue. ... Add in record direct oil burn of 32,000 b/d and Algeria’s total domestic oil consumption hit a record 491,000 b/d (see chart). ...

Algeria exported just 389,000 tons of LNG for January, by far the lowest monthly figure in data intelligence firm Kpler’s 17-year database. ... In Amenas output of 4.99bcm was the lowest since 2016, whilst 4.89bcm for In Salah was the lowest since 2005, the first full year after that field’s 2004 start-up (see chart 2). 2: Output From Eni & Equinor's Two Joint Algeria Gas Projects Slumped To 9.9bcm For 2024, The Lowest Since The Ramp-Up Year Of 2007 (bcm) ...

“Officials in Rabat must feel relieved as the period of ambiguity and balancing game between Algeria and Morocco is over,” she adds. ... Unsurprisingly, the move antagonized Algeria, which withdrew its ambassador from Paris, denouncing the policy shift and threatening “consequences.” ...