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  • [New] The TransMed pipeline, which carries Algerian gas to Italy via Tunisia and the Mediterranean, and the Medgaz pipeline, which connects Algeria directly to southern Spain, operate independently of the affected maritime routes and therefore do not carry any foreseeable geopolitical risk. Middle East Council on Global Affairs
  • [New] While higher prices could benefit exporters such as Algeria, Angola, Nigeria and South Africa - and possibly gold producers - the resulting inflation, currency depreciation and rising trade and debt-servicing costs would outweigh any gains. European Union Institute for Security Studies
  • Algeria targets raising gas production to 200 billion cubic meters annually within five years from ~137 billion in 2023, supported by a $60 billion investment programme (2025-2029) focused on exploration, transport, and processing, alongside enhanced pipeline security. LinkedIn
  • Algeria offers a structured-entry framework with a clear 2026-2027 calendar and a $60 billion underlying capex pool. Neumarz
  • Decision-makers should treat Algeria as a structured-entry corridor with a defined timeline through 2027 rather than as an opportunistic spot opportunity. Neumarz

Last updated: 23 June 2026



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