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Category: Energy
Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline: OPEC Fund to contribute $14.3 million to phase II of feasibility study
The OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) will contribute $14.3 to the funding of the second phase of the Front-End Engineering Study (FEED) of the ... Read More
Algeria irked by Spain’s decision to ship gas to Morocco via GME
The Algerian regime has fallen in its own trap when it unilaterally decided to shut down the Maghreb-Europe Gas Pipeline (GME) to cut off the ... Read More
Libya: US calls for immediate end to oil shutdown as it harms Libyans & global economy
The United States expressed its "deep concern" over the continued oil closures in Libya, calling on “responsible leaders” to "recognize that the shutdown harms Libyans ... Read More
Morocco: IMF welcomes “targeted measures” seeking to mitigate impact of soaring energy prices
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday hailed the “targeted measures” adopted by Morocco to mitigate the impact of soaring energy prices on economy. “The ... Read More
Morocco-UK electricity interconnection part of new energy order – The Telegraph
The Uk braces for a new electricity order in which renewable energy generated from Morocco’s Sahara is well-placed as a competitive, clean and affordable source ... Read More
Algeria lacks spare capacity to boost gas exports to Europe
As Europe seeks to wean itself of Russian gas, Algeria has emerged as a potential supplier, but experts consider the country lacking in spare capacity. ... Read More
Tunisia: No diesel in ship Xelo, tanks filled with sea water
The four tanks of the ship Xelo, which sank off the Gulf of Gabes, do not contain fuel, unlike what was reported by crew members ... Read More
UK’s XLCC sets up subsea cable factory for Morocco project
The UK’s XLCC is planning the setting up of a factory in Hunterston, Scotland, to manufacture the world’s largest subsea cable that will send clean ... Read More
Several Libyan oil sites now at a standstill after Fathi Bachagha was denied entry to Libya
Libya's National Oil Company (NOC) announced on Monday the halt of operations at two major oil sites, the Zouetina terminal and the Al-Charara field, after ... Read More
Tunisia to demand compensation for intervention operation for sunk tanker
Tunisia’s Environment Minister Leila Chikhaoui said Sunday the North African country will demand compensation for intervention operations after Xelo tanker sank in the Gulf of ... Read More