By Shem Oirere
Tunisia is positioning itself to be North Africa’s next gas producing and processing hub as the country anticipates the soon-to-be completion and commissioning of the 230-mile (370-km) Southern Tunisian Gas Pipeline (STGP) project by national oil company Entreprise Tunisienne d’Activités Pétrolières (ETAP).
Tunisia’s Nawara pipeline project. (photo: Enereco)
This drive by Tunisia, which gets nearly 90% of its energy needs from gas-fired power stations and imports about 50% of its natural gas requirements, to increase its ability to produce and treat natural gas, especially from the Nawara fields located 31-mile (50-km) s
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