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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisia poised for energy gains amid Algeria-Morocco conflict
The article discusses Algeria's stance on the Trans-Saharan gas pipeline project that connects Nigeria to Europe. It affirms that Algeria views this project as the most economically and geographically viable solution, as it passes through the fewest countries and provides the largest amount of gas for export. It also notes that Tunisia benefits from this project due to its infrastructure, which will allow it to increase revenue from transit fees (tolls) and ensure sustainable gas supplies for electricity generation. Additionally, Tunisia plays a role as a key hub for clean energy corridors such as green hydrogen. The article explains that the Trans-Saharan pipeline project, with an estimated cost of 10 billion dollars, aims to transport between 20 to 30 billion cubic meters of gas annually. It is considered a strategic option that surpasses competing projects in terms of economic and geographic feasibility, thereby strengthening Tunisia's position as a hub to capitalize on African gas flows and its economic and energy gains amid global geopolitical shifts.
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