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Algeria Plans Electricity Link with Libya & Egypt

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The Algerian government has expressed its ambition to establish an electricity connection with Libya and Egypt. This project is part of a broader regional strategy aimed at launching “electricity corridors” with the European Union, focusing on renewable energy. Noureddine Yassaa, Algeria’s Secretary of State for Renewable Energies, confirmed that Algeria views renewable energy as a key driver of sustainable economic development. He stated during…

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Algeria Plans Electricity Link with Libya & Egypt

The Algerian government has expressed its ambition to establish an electricity connection with Libya and Egypt. This project is part of a broader regional strategy aimed at launching “electricity corridors” with the European Union, focusing on renewable energy. Noureddine Yassaa, Algeria’s Secretary of State for Renewable Energies, confirmed that Algeria views renewable energy as a key driver of sustainable economic development. He stated during…

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