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Algeria
Ex-Im Guarantees Skikda

The American Export-Import Bank has just approved $192 million in cover for Shariket Kahraba Skikda, a special purpose vehicle set [...]

Published on 14/01/2004 at 10:00 GMT

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Algeria
Siemens & Iberdrola for Skikda

Germany's Siemens and the Spanish firm Iberdrola are going to build the huge Skikda power station designed to supply the domestic market.

Subscribers only Energy 04.02.2003

Algeria
SONELGAZ TO BRANCH OUT

Like a lot of other utilities in Africa and elsewhere, Algeria's Societe Nationale de l'Electricite et du Gaz (Sonelgaz) isn't [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.05.1997

Morocco
UNCERTAINTY OVER GAS-BASED PROJECT

A project to build a spur to the North Africa-Europe gas pipeline to supply power stations in the Casablanca region [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.07.1996

Spotlight | Algeria
BAD TIMING

News that Mohammed Boudiaf, president of Algeria's High State Committee, had been assassinated reached London in the early afternoon of June 29 when senior Sonatrach officials were presenting details of Algeria's first licencing round at the Intercontinental hotel.

Subscribers only Energy 09.07.1992

Algeria, Morocco
NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

The Algerian, Moroccan and Spanish ministers in charge of the energy branch --Nordine Ait Laoussine, Driss Alaoui M'Daghri and Claudio [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.05.1992

Spotlight | Algeria
POLICY, PRICES, RESERVES

The decision to open Algerian oil fields already under production to foreign partners should help to increase proven reserves (recoverable under present technical and price conditions) by 450 million tons of crude, according to Sonatrach.

Subscribers only Energy 07.05.1992

Algeria
IFC LOAN FOR AN HELIUM PLANT

In the downstream sector, the International Finance Corp. (IFC) is set to offer a $10 million loan for a project [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.1992

Mauritius
GEF BACKS SUGAR WASTE POWER PROJECT

The World Environment Programme (GEF) has added a gift of $3.3 million to a recently-approved World Bank loan of $15 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.1992

Algeria
TENDERS COMING UP

While the first tender for exploration permits is planned for June as part of Algeria's new oil policy in this [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.04.1992

Algeria
TEN AREAS CHOSEN FOR TENDER

Algeria's decision to adopt the system of tenders for awarding exploration permits, revealed last month by AEM (issue 81) has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.1992

Morocco
NUCLEAR: FRANCE LAYS ON TRAINING

France is training Moroccan engineers who will work on the country's nuclear power programme that provides for the installation of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.1992

Spotlight | Algeria
COLLISION COURSE

As Algeria edges towards adopting a system of tenders for granting oil permits, the freshly-declared state of emergency and de facto banning of the Islamic Salvation Front on Feb. 9 could put the government's economic and political priorities on a [.

Subscribers only Energy 13.02.1992

Chad
FRAMEWORK PLAN UNDER STUDY

Chad is slated to have a framework programme in the electricity field in 1993 following a study to be conducted [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.01.1992

Chad
REFINERY: POLITICS FIRST?

Technip, which has been put in charge of the N'Djamena refinery project by Société d'Etude et d'Exploitation de la Raffinerie [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.01.1992

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Siemens & Iberdrola for Skikda

Algeria
SONELGAZ TO BRANCH OUT

Morocco
UNCERTAINTY OVER GAS-BASED PROJECT

Spotlight | Algeria
BAD TIMING

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NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

Spotlight | Algeria
POLICY, PRICES, RESERVES

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IFC LOAN FOR AN HELIUM PLANT

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GEF BACKS SUGAR WASTE POWER PROJECT

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TENDERS COMING UP

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TEN AREAS CHOSEN FOR TENDER

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NUCLEAR: FRANCE LAYS ON TRAINING

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COLLISION COURSE

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Algeria Siemens & Iberdrola for Skikda

Algeria SONELGAZ TO BRANCH OUT

Morocco UNCERTAINTY OVER GAS-BASED PROJECT

Spotlight | Algeria BAD TIMING

Algeria, Morocco NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

Spotlight | Algeria POLICY, PRICES, RESERVES

Algeria IFC LOAN FOR AN HELIUM PLANT

Mauritius GEF BACKS SUGAR WASTE POWER PROJECT

Algeria TENDERS COMING UP

Algeria TEN AREAS CHOSEN FOR TENDER

Morocco NUCLEAR: FRANCE LAYS ON TRAINING

Spotlight | Algeria COLLISION COURSE

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Chad REFINERY: POLITICS FIRST?

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Algeria
Ex-Im Guarantees Skikda

Algeria
Siemens & Iberdrola for Skikda

Algeria
SONELGAZ TO BRANCH OUT

Morocco
UNCERTAINTY OVER GAS-BASED PROJECT

Spotlight | Algeria
BAD TIMING

Algeria, Morocco
NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

Spotlight | Algeria
POLICY, PRICES, RESERVES

Algeria
IFC LOAN FOR AN HELIUM PLANT

Mauritius
GEF BACKS SUGAR WASTE POWER PROJECT

Algeria
TENDERS COMING UP

Algeria
TEN AREAS CHOSEN FOR TENDER

Morocco
NUCLEAR: FRANCE LAYS ON TRAINING

Spotlight | Algeria
COLLISION COURSE

Chad
FRAMEWORK PLAN UNDER STUDY

Chad
REFINERY: POLITICS FIRST?