(Reuters) - The European Union assured Algeria, Nigeria and Niger on Monday that it had a market for gas from a proposed Trans-Saharan pipeline, while leaders from those countries sought investors to make the project a reality.
The 4,000 km (2,500 miles) Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, planned as a joint venture between Algeria's Sonatrach and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, is designed to allow Nigeria to export its huge natural gas reserves more easily to European markets.
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The 4,000 km (2,500 miles) Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, planned as a joint venture between Algeria's Sonatrach and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, is designed to allow Nigeria to export its huge natural gas reserves more easily to European markets.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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