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Morocco FSRU Terminal is a proposed LNG import terminal in Morocco. The FSRU is expected to be built in Mohammedia Port, Morocco. Loading map... {"type":"SATELLITE"

m/year Length: 5,660 km Status: Proposed Start year: 2046 Cost: US$25 billion The Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline was proposed in a December 2016 agreement between

Length: 4,128 km 1,037 km in Nigeria 841 km in Niger 2,310 km Algeria Diameter: 48, 56 in Cost: US$13 billion Status: Proposed Start year: Originally 2015

Algerian, Moroccan and Andalusian sections are 48 in. (1200 mm) in diameter; the link to Portugal through Extremadura is 28 in. (710mm)/32 in. (810mm) in diameter;

Kuwait in 2009, Jebel Ali FLNG Terminal in Dubai in 2010, Hadera LNG Terminal in Israel in 2013, Jordan through Aqaba Jordan LNG Terminal in 2015, Ruwais

Western Ghana in the port city of Takoradi with gas delivery laterals extending from the main line to Contonou in Benin, Lome in Togo and Tema in Ghana. . Loading

Jorf Lasfar LNG Terminal is a proposed LNG import terminal in El Jadida province, Morocco. There have been no updates since 2019 and the project is presumed

120 kilometers Status: Proposed Start Date: Safaa Kasraoui, Morocco Approves Sound Energy Natural Gas Pipeline Project, Morocco World News, 13 Jan. 2020

pipeline was proposed in September 2018 and would connect to two others that link to Spain, the Pedro Duran Farell (GPDF) pipeline which runs via Morocco and the

pipelines, onshore LNG terminals, and offshore LNG terminals. Costs were reconstructed from totaling pipeline kilometers and LNG import terminal capacity, and

are proposed or in construction. Figure 4 shows km of pipeline in development across regions, as presented in Table 2. Figures 5a,b were created in QGIS