Algeria | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 20

Algeria’s Sonatrach to Invest $3.2b to Increase Pipeline Capacity

Algerian energy company Sonatrach will invest $3.2b over four years, including $530m in 2016, to increase pipeline capacity as natural gas output rises from new and existing fields.

Algeria to Issue Local Debt to Offset Global Oil Price Drop

Algeria plans to issue local-currency debt as a source of financing to offset the collapse in world oil prices, which halved government's energy revenues last year.

Algeria’s President Calls For Increase in Gas Production

Algeria’s President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has called for a renewed push to increase gas production in a bid to repair state finances. However, it will take efforts to reverse the trajectory of a sector that fell into ...

Algeria’s Renewable Energy Target is a ‘Utopia’

Algeria's renewable energy development program is "practically a utopia", the state-owned electricity and gas operator, Sonelgaz's CEO, Noureddine Bouterfa said.

BP, Statoil, Algerian Sonatrach, Launch In Salah Gas Production

BP and its joint venture partners Algerian Sonatrach and Norwegian Statoil have commenced production of gas from the In Salah Southern Fields (ISSF) project in Algeria.

Algeria to Launch Bids for Renewable Projects

Algeria will add 4,500 MW renewable power capacity by 2020, Energy Minister, Salah Khebri said, noting that a call for expression of interest for investors will be launched soon.

Jordan, Algeria in Talks over Energy Cooperation, LNG Imports

Jordan and Algeria discuss bilateral energy cooperation and prospects for importing liquefied natural gas from the North African nation.

Algerian Court Issues Jail Sentences in Sonatrach Case

A verdict was reached in the high-profile corruption trial of former executives at Algeria's state energy giant, Sonatrach. Six officials were handed between five to six years of jail sentences, including a former vi ...

Algeria Trade Deficit Widens amid Low Oil Prices

Algeria’s energy earnings dropped by nearly 41% in 2015, leading to a trade deficit of $13.71b – far from the $4.3b surplus of 2014, according to the Algerian Finance Ministry.

Petroceltic Thrown Lifeline by Creditors

Irish oil exploration company, Petroceltic, a firm with holdings in Algeria and Egypt, was given an extension to January 29th to repay its debts.

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