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  1. The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP) is being revived to supply European markets.

Algeria supplies gas to Europe via the TSGP route through Niger, while Morocco accelerates a gas project bypassing Algeria.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 26
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Algeria supplies gas to Europe via the TSGP route through Niger, while Morocco accelerates a gas project bypassing Algeria.

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  1. Morocco accelerates a gas project to bypass Algeria, challenging the TSGP route.1 source
  2. New pipeline connection near Aoulef routes gas to Italy, diversifying European supply.1 source

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