Three European Countries Move to Increase Imports of Algerian Gas

Three European countries are looking to increase their imports of Algerian gas as part of broader efforts to diversify supply sources and secure their energy needs, amid ongoing shifts in the European gas trade landscape.

The countries involved are the Czech Republic, France and Germany, although each is pursuing a different approach to cooperation with Algeria.

Prague is seeking to double the volumes covered by its existing contract with Algeria, while Paris has requested increased supplies of oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) at the earliest opportunity.

Berlin, meanwhile, is preparing to receive additional volumes under an agreement between Algeria’s state-owned energy company Sonatrach and its German counterpart, VNG, according to specialist energy news outlet Attaqa.

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