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    Gas infrastructures: Benali will unveil his roadmap on May 31.

    27 May 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Morocco is preparing to unveil a new roadmap for the development of its gas infrastructure. This presentation will take place on May 31 in Rabat, in the presence of senior officials from the energy sector, government representatives, and international experts. The event, organized by the Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Environment, aims to detail the country’s ambitious plans to modernize and expand its gas infrastructure network.

    This initiative is part of the national strategy aimed at diversifying energy sources and strengthening the country’s energy security. Morocco, which currently relies heavily on natural gas imports, intends to develop its infrastructure capabilities to accommodate liquefied gas imports and enhance storage and distribution on a national scale.

    The roadmap outlines several development axes. First, the extension of the gas pipeline network to improve distribution and access to natural gas in various regions of the country. Next, the construction of new storage facilities to ensure a strategic reserve of gas in case of supply fluctuations. Finally, projects for regasification terminals to facilitate the import of liquefied natural gas (LNG).

    During the presentation, details will be provided on the necessary investments, the proposed public-private partnerships, and the timelines for implementing the various projects. The Moroccan government will also highlight the expected economic and environmental benefits of this roadmap, including the reduction of energy costs, job creation, and the decrease in greenhouse gas emissions.

    Officials have emphasized the importance of this roadmap in the context of Morocco’s commitments to energy transition. By developing its gas infrastructure, the country seeks to increase the share of natural gas in its energy mix, thereby reducing its dependence on coal and improving air quality.

    Participants at the event will include representatives from national and international energy companies, energy experts, and policymakers. The roadmap will be discussed in detail, and stakeholders will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the next steps for implementing the projects.

    The presentation of this roadmap for gas infrastructure marks a crucial step in Morocco’s efforts to modernize its energy sector and ensure a stable and sustainable supply of natural gas. The government reiterates its commitment to working with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the success of this strategic initiative.

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