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Latest updates on Mosa Gas Station after 6 months
The project to establish a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and the floating regasification unit (FSRU) at the port of Nador in the Western Mediterranean is one of Morocco's strategic initiatives to enhance its energy security. After being halted for six months with a suspension of the tender process, the project remains under restructuring and technical evaluation, with hopes of presenting it to the upcoming government to commence implementation. The project aims to serve as Morocco’s first maritime gateway for importing and storing LNG, with a capacity of up to 5 billion cubic meters annually, and connecting it to the Maghreb pipeline network to support industrial and electricity demand. The estimated cost is around one billion dollars. Accelerating its completion is crucial to ensuring Morocco’s energy sovereignty, especially in light of external gas supply fluctuations and the challenges related to reliance on foreign infrastructure.
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