Berlin, Germany – Sonatrach’s CEO, Noureddine Daoudi, led a delegation of senior executives to Berlin on Wednesday for a key meeting focused on the advancement of collaborative projects with European partners. The discussion centered on the progress of the Algeria-Europe Hydrogen Alliance project and the Southern Hydrogen Corridor initiative.
These ambitious ventures are being jointly undertaken by Sonatrach and Sonelgaz, in partnership with various European entities, with the primary objective of developing green hydrogen production capabilities within Algeria and facilitating its export to European markets. The meeting provided a platform to assess the current status of these projects and address any challenges encountered along the way.
The Algeria-Europe Hydrogen Alliance aims to establish a robust framework for the production and transportation of green hydrogen, leveraging Algeria’s abundant renewable energy resources and strategic geographic location. The Southern Hydrogen Corridor, a complementary initiative, focuses on creating the necessary infrastructure to transport hydrogen from Algeria to Europe, ensuring a reliable and efficient supply chain.
Sonatrach’s participation in this meeting underscores its commitment to fostering strong partnerships with European stakeholders and playing a leading role in the development of a sustainable hydrogen economy. The company views these joint projects as crucial steps towards diversifying Algeria’s energy mix and contributing to Europe’s decarbonization goals.
The outcomes of the meeting are expected to pave the way for further collaboration and accelerated progress in the development of green hydrogen production and export capabilities, reinforcing Algeria’s position as a key energy partner for Europe.
