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Sunday, February 11, 2018
Gas is now flowing through a new pipeline in Algeria, taking production from the southwestern fields including Reggane North, Touat and Timimoun.
The pipeline has a capacity of 8.8 billion cubic meter of gas per year, costing 88 billion Algerian dinars ($774 million), an official at state energy firm Sonatrach told reporters at the Hassi R’mel gas field last Thursday.
“We are so proud of this project because it has been constructed 100 percent by Algerian firms,” Sonatrach CEO Abdelmoumen Ould Kaddour said.
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