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Nigeria, Niger and Algeria push ahead with 4,128km gas export corridor to Europe
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The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP) project, linking Nigeria to Europe via Niger and Algeria, has entered a new phase of development. Construction work on the Algerian section officially began on June 4, 2026. This project, envisioned since the 1980s, aims to transport Nigerian gas to European markets. The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, over 4,000 kilometers long, is intended to export Nigeria's gas reserves through Niger and Algeria to Italy and…
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