Can Algeria resurrect its gas export business?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Africa’s largest gas producer
- Algeria has lost market share in recent years
- Domestic gas demand growth shows no sign of abating near term
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Could this spur additional upstream investment?
- Additional gas production to 2025
- Medium-term gas supply
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Risk of plummeting exports if no action is taken
- Falling requirements from core markets Italy and Iberia
- The risk of remaining oil-indexed in a European market weighted towards hub prices
- LNG sales remain wedded to Europe
- Pressure on Algerian fiscal balance
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Algeria’s tightening gas balanceAlgeria piped exports to Iberia, Italy and pricing differentials (historical)Algeria LNG exports (historical)
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Algeria pipeline and LNG exports (historical and forecast)Monthly historical gas demand (total)Monthly historical gas demand (gas to power)Cost of Algerian gas supply in 2025
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