A joint gas venture between Austria’s OMV and Tunisian state-owned petroleum company ETAP that was due to come online in the first quarter of this year is now set to be operational by year-end. The venture’s delay leaves Tunisia critically dependent on Algeria for its energy security.
The $700 million Nawara gas project is set to connect new gas fields in the south of the country to Gabès on Tunisia’s coast, doubling the country’s production from 35,000 barrels of oil...
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