Morocco to begin tendering process for LNG terminal: minister

Morocco Expresses Interest in Possible LNG terminal

Morocco, seeking to diversify its coal-dependent energy sector, took the first step on Wednesday toward locating a liquefied natural gas terminal near the Mediterranean city of Nador.Morocco's energy industry filed an expression of interest for the LNG terminal.

Morocco will soon launch a call for expressions of interest for the development of the first phase of the floating terminal of storage and regasification of the port of Nador West Med. The post LNG: soon the first pick-ups for the Terminal of Nador West Med appeared first on LesEco.ma.

Morocco Launches Tender Process for Nador LNG Terminal

Morocco’s government will begin accepting expressions of interest this week under the new tender process for a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal near the Mediterranean city of Nador, Energy Minister Leila Benali announced on Monday in an address to the Lower House of the Parliament. Speaking to lawmakers, Benali said the terminal is a key step in Morocco’s broader plan to reduce its dependency on gas imports. The upcoming facility will fo…

Rabat – Reuters: Morocco has announced plans to increase the capacity of its airports and the number of aircraft, and to establish a unit to import liquefied natural gas. Moroccan Transport Minister Abdessamad Kayouh said that his country intends to increase the capacity of its airports to 80 million passengers by 2030, as part of boosting tourism and in conjunction with Morocco’s joint hosting of the 2030 World Cup with Spain […]

Morocco plans to launch a call for expressions of interest for the development of the first phase of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Nador, a city located on the Mediterranean coast in the north-east of the country. The project is part of the national strategy for the diversification of energy sources, aimed at reducing dependence on coal...

The Moroccan government will launch this week a call for a demonstration of interest for the construction and operation of a floating liquefied natural gas terminal in Nador, in northeastern Morocco, which will be connected to the Maghreb-Europe pipeline (GME), through which Spain exports natural gas to the Maghreb country. The announcement was made by Moroccan Minister of Energy, Leila Benali, in an appearance before the House of Representative…