These European countries are moving to increase their imports of Algerian gas

Three European countries are moving to enhance their imports of Algerian gas as part of their efforts to diversify supply sources and secure their energy needs amid ongoing changes in the gas trade landscape in Europe. These moves involve the Czech Republic, France, and Germany, with differing cooperation paths among the three countries. Prague aims to double the contracted quantities with Algeria, while Paris has requested an increase in oil and liquefied gas supplies as soon as possible, and Berlin is preparing to receive additional quantities under an agreement between SONATRACH and its German counterpart 'VNG', according to the specialized platform 'Energy'.