SONATRACH and Midad Energy North Africa Sign Hydrocarbon Contract in Algeria - Oil & Gas Middle East
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : Midad Energy North Africa will fully fund the project, committing approximately $5.4 billion, of which $288 million is allocated to research activities.53% : The Illizi South perimeter is projected to yield 993 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) by the end of the contract, including 125 billion cubic meters of marketable gas, 103 million barrels of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and 101 million barrels of condensate.
52% : The agreement was formalised at SONATRACH's headquarters in the presence of key dignitaries, including Algeria's Minister of State for Hydrocarbons and Mines, Mohamed Arkab, and Saudi Arabia's Ambassador to Algeria, Dr Abdullah bin Nasser Abdullah Al-Busairi.
49% : The signing ceremony saw SONATRACH Chairman and CEO Rachid Hachichi and Midad Energy North Africa Chairman and CEO Sheikh Abdulelah Bin Mohammed Bin Abdullah Al-Aiban ink the deal, which falls under Algeria's Hydrocarbon Law No. 19-13.
38% : The partnership underscores Algeria's commitment to advancing its hydrocarbon sector through international collaboration and sustainable practices.
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