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Algeria’s LNG exports to the EU fell around 13% to 6.3m tonnes (8.5bcm) last year, down from roughly 7.3m tonnes in 2024, according to Kpler data. This was “primarily because a gas processing unit” at Sonatrach’s 7.7m tonnes/year “Skikda complex was taken offline for extended scheduled maintenance and modernisation”, said Neetika Gupta, vice president of upstream research at consultancy Rystad Energy. However, the drop in LNG exports also reflected the country’s strategy to prioritise pipeline flows to Spain and Italy combined with higher domestic demand, forecast to grow 3-4% per year in the coming years, said Nacho Garcia-Lajara, senior research analyst at Wood Mackenzie. Stable flowsFlows to the Iberian peninsula via the Medgaz pipeline remained
Strait of Hormuz LNG cargoes hit their highest monthly total since the US-Iran war began in February, with 19 to 21 tankers exiting in September -- still only one-fifth of pre-war levels. European
For almost seven months, energy markets have looked at LNG flows through the Strait of Hormuz in binary terms: either LNG cargoes go through, or they do not.
CHRONIQUE. Les réserves de gaz européennes affichent des taux de remplissage dangereusement faibles en ce début d’automne; que se passera-t-il si l’hiver est très froid, se demande la spécialiste de l’énergie de l’Université Columbia Anne-Sophie Corbeau
