Algiers launches fresh bidding round for oil and gas licences 
Alnaft has approached energy majors to assess interest in 10 concessions.
- Published:03 July 2009 13:03 GMT
- Author: Peter Salisbury
Algiers launches fresh bidding round for oil and gas licences
Algeria: Latest 20 news stories
- Sonatrach completes reintegration of subsidiaries
- Samsung confirms Skikda refinery win
- Clients save money by delaying projects in the region
- Swiss firm wins Algerian desalination plant contract
- SNC Lavalin to build $1bn Algerian gas processing facilities
- Arzew cracker stalls on gas price dispute
- Canadian firm to build Algerian gas processing facilities
- Sonatrach awards Gassi Touil gas deal to Japanese firm
- Swiss firm wins $233m gas services deal in Algeria
- Sonatrach awards $1.3bn pipeline contracts
- DP World to manage Djen Djen port redevelopment
- Algiers invites bids on metro designs
- Daewoo Engineering wins expansion deal at Djen Djen port
- Algeria's $120bn gas prize
- Petroceltic starts Algerian drilling exploration
- Japanese firm bids low for Gassi Touil gas plant
- Sonatrach reviews proposals to extend Algerian energy network
- Samsung bids low for Skikda refinery upgrade
- Orascom wins El-Merk infrastructure work
- Saipem wins $268m Arzew export terminal contract
Special report: Maghreb - The drive for foreign investment
Nowhere else in the world will you find four neighbouring economies with so little in common. But Rabat, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli do share one thing: an urgent need for foreign investment.
Algeria country profile
The second largest country in Africa, the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria is bordered by Tunisia in the northeast, Libya in the east, Niger in the southeast, Mali in the southwest, Mauritania and the Western Sahara in the west and Morocco in the northwest.Commentary
- Regional state energy firms are improving
- Low oil prices benefit Algiers
- Energy majors will comply with regional demands
- Algeria must maintain momentum on energy projects
- Algiers should cut red tape in energy sector
- Algiers is right to invest in railways
- Reform delays harm Algerian economy
- Algiers right to compromise on oil
- Harsh Algerian contract conditions deter oil majors
Tenders
- Algeria: Rail link
- Algeria: Railway studies and renovation work
- ALGERIA TENDER: Public procurement system modernisation consultancy
- ALGERIA TENDER: LPG storage tanks
- ALGERIA TENDER: Chemical products
- ALGERIA TENDER: Steel pipes
- ALGERIA TENDER: Gas pipeline
- ALGERIA TENDER: Gas pipeline compression station
- ALGERIA TENDER: Head office extension EPC services
- ALGERIA TENDER: Overhead power transmission line works (3 lots)
