Adrar Power, Gas Resource Management Discussed by Ministers
Ministers Mohamed Arkab and Mourad Adjal recently held a joint meeting in Algiers to discuss national gas consumption priorities, alongside officials from Sonatrach and Sonelgaz. The session focused on optimizing energy resource management and integrating hydrocarbon production with electricity generation.

Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, and Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjal, recently chaired a joint ministerial meeting in Algiers. The session, also attended by central cadres and officials from Sonatrach and Sonelgaz, primarily focused on studying and discussing national gas consumption priorities. This meeting aimed to enhance coordination between the two ministerial sectors.
A key objective of the discussions was to ensure optimal management of Algeria's energy resources, particularly natural gas. Participants examined strategies to balance supply requirements with the increasing demands across various economic sectors. The ministers also explored solutions for improving the efficiency of gas consumption, rationalizing its use, and ensuring the most effective utilization of available resources.
Beyond gas consumption, the meeting addressed the progress of connecting the 1200-megawatt Adrar electricity production plant. Technical and organizational aspects related to this significant project were reviewed to guarantee its readiness according to the established timeline. This initiative is designed to reinforce the nation's electricity generation capabilities and secure energy supply, especially for the southern provinces.
Concluding the session, the ministers emphasized the importance of sustained coordination and consultation between their respective sectors and with Sonatrach and Sonelgaz. They called for regular follow-up on the discussed files and the implementation of necessary measures to expedite technical and organizational processes. This integrated approach aims to ensure cohesion between hydrocarbon production, transport systems, and electricity generation, thereby solidifying national energy security.




