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Gas Regional Investment Plan of the South Region 2017 |

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2017 Low

2020 Low

2030 Low

2017 PCI

2020 PCI

2030 PCI

2017 High

2020 High

2030 High

Remaining Flexibility

20% – 40% 40% – 65% 65% – 100%

Figure 7.8:

Evolution of Remaining Flexibility in the South Region. From top to bottom: low, PCI and High (Blue transition scenario).

(Source: TYNDP 2017)

In France, the merger of zones allows an improvement of the remaining flexibility,

even in the Low infrastructure scenario.

In this GRIP, all route disruptions from Algeria have been analysed. Algerian gas is

exported to Spain and therefore to the South Region, through two pipelines:

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MAGHREB- Europe gas pipeline which came on line in 1996, linking Hassi

R’Mel field in Algeria with Córdoba (Spain) via Morocco, where it is connected

with the Spanish and Portuguese gas networks. The capacity of this pipeline is

around 13bcma.

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MEDGAZ is a deep-water gas pipeline which came on line in 2011 and directly

connects Algeria with Spain. MEDGAZ supplies natural gas directly from Beni

Saf on the Algerian coast to Almeria in Andalusia. The capacity of this pipeline

is around 9bcma.