Commodity Market Report
Algeria long-term gas supply outlook 2018
This report is currently unavailable
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
After a dramatic recovery in 2016, Algerian exports (pipe and LNG) were maintained close to 54 bcm in 2017. Algerian exports are expected to remain high through the early 2020 as on-going work at Hassi R'Mel. additional sales gas from legacy oil fields and new projects in the southwest help Algeria defend its market position in Europe. Long-term however the same risks and need to develop new replacement supply remains.
Table of contents
- Hassi R'Mel underpinned Algerian production recovery in recent years; front-loading will continue through the mid-2020s
- Security concerns remain a risk and consideration for investors
- New Southwest projects are critical for stabilising long-term supply but greater foreign investment is needed
- Unconventionals are back on the table but remain a long-term prospect; offshore exploration expected in 2019
- Export potential
-
Pipe
- Gas sales in North Africa
- International contracts
- Extensions and new deals
-
LNG
- International contracts
- Extensions and new deals
- Strategy
- Recent trends
-
Outlook
- Medium-term
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
-
Cost of Algerian gas supply (2025 vs. 2030)Algeria gas supply-demand balance and export availabilityContracted exports vs. export potential
-
Historic exportsHistoric export mixExport outlook vs. export potentialExport supply mix
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
Asset Report
Future exploration outlook
Focuses on the near-term exploration outlook until 2030 and the sector’s longer-term prospects to 2050.
$11,000
Asset Report
Sumed FSRU 1
Sumed FSRU 1 operates Energos Eskimo on 10-year charter, redeployed from Jordan to meet Egypt's gas needs.
$1,450
Asset Report
Tortue Phase 2 - Commercial Overview (Mauritania)
Tortue is a giant deepwater gas field straddling the border of Senegal and Mauritania. Development of the field is currently proposed ...
$2,700
