The Moroccan Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Leila Benali, announced the completion of feasibility studies and preliminary engineering for the Atlantic gas pipeline project between Morocco and Nigeria, indicating that the Chinese company Jingye will supply the steel for the pipes of the gas infrastructure.
The United States has expressed its desire to support the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline (NMGP) project, announced Wale Edun, Nigerian Minister of Finance and Economic Coordination, on Saturday.
Moroccan Abdelali Boukhriss, an employee of the Atalian group, was sentenced for corruption to 18 months in prison with a suspended sentence. The defendant, in charge of the renovation of the gas pipes of Paris Habitat, would have received more than 500,000 euros in commissions. He appealed.
The Moroccan government is preparing to implement a significant increase in the price of the butane gas bottle . Scheduled for May or June 2025, this 10-dirham increase marks a new step in the gradual removal of public subsidies and raises questions about its economic and social impact.
The oil and gas company Predator Oil & Gas, holder of the onshore oil and gas exploration license in northeastern Morocco, publishes the preliminary results of the drilling work on the MOU-5 well in Tendrara, started on March 3.
Drilling work on the MOU-5 well in Tendrara began on Monday, March 3, as announced by Paul Griffiths, CEO of the British gas exploration company Predator Oil.
In Morocco, things are moving exactly in the direction that NewMed Energy, an Israeli company, formerly known as Delek Drilling, and the Moroccan company Adarco Energy, both united around the natural gas exploration project off Boujdour, wish.
Drama in Témara. A fire broke out in a dwelling following a violent explosion of a gas cylinder, causing the death of five children.
A 15-year-old girl died in the Aïn Chock neighborhood of Casablanca after inhaling laughing gas. Four suspects have been arrested as part of the investigation.
The British gas company Sound Energy, which retains 20% of the Tendrara exploitation permit and 27.5% of the Grand Tendrara and Anoual exploration permits, has big ambitions.
Morocco will produce liquefied natural gas for the first time by the end of 2025, announced Graham Lyon, CEO of the British company Sound Energy, holder of an exploration permit for the Tendrara gas field.
The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) plans to build a 990 megawatt (MW) gas-fired power plant in northern Morocco at the Alwahda site near a pipeline that the kingdom has been using since 2023 to import natural gas from Spanish terminals.