What next for Algeria's burgeoning gas market?
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Algeria rejuvenates its gas sector
- OPEC quotas allow Algeria to optimise gas sales
- Long-stalled developments come onstream – can Phase 2 deliver?
- Tin Fouye Tabankort and El Assel to supplement Phase 2 projects
- Reliance on Hassi R’Mel to continue
- Italy: Algerian piped gas is well positioned, but must respond to mounting competition and price pressure
- Spain: Demand for baseload, competitively priced Algerian piped gas remains strong
- Algeria’s upstream corporate landscape likely to diversify significantly in 2025
Tables and charts
This report includes 19 images and tables including:
- Gross gas and oil production*
- Sales gas by main field*
- Algeria's main gas fields and gas infrastructure
- Southwest fields production
- Algerian Market Balance*
- Historic Algerian gas exports
- Iberia vs Italy piped export split
- Italy – Algerian piped supply vs LNG imports and total demand*
- Iberia – Algerian piped supply vs LNG imports and total demand*
- MoUs signed by Sonatrach and ALNAFT over last two years
- MoUs signed by Sonatrach and ALNAFT over last two years
- Government share and IRRs for onshore model gas field
- Foreign gas production (2024) and remaining gas resources
- Algerian upstream capex – Sonatrach vs non-Sonatrach*
- IRRs for recent gas projects
- Remaining capex/boe and reserves by year of start up
- Algerian undeveloped gas field locations
- Flaring emissions heatmap
- Flaring intensity and flaring as a % of gross gas production
What's included
This report contains:
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