Morocco: $25bn Nigeria-Morocco Pipeline's Investment Decision to Be Taken in 2025

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The Final Investment Decision(FID) for $25 billion mega Nigeria-Morocco pipeline project may now be taken in 2025.

The Final Investment Decision for $25 billion mega Nigeria-Morocco pipeline project may now be taken in 2025.

Information from the Moroccan Government indicates that the FID will now be executed next year for the project that will ship gas to Europe after all relevant studies are completed. "Land survey studies launched recently with the aim of minimising environmental and social effects of the project could point to a slight revision of the pipeline path.

The pipeline project, part of an agreement signed by Morocco and Nigeria in 2017, will transport nearly 30 billion cubic metres of natural gas per year to Morocco and then to Europe through a pipeline that will stretch 5,300km from Nigeria to Dhakia in Morocco and 1,700 km from Dhakia to Northern Morocco.

 

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