المجلة الأكادمية للبحوث القانونية والسياسية
Volume 8, Numéro 2, Pages 713-732
2024-09-25
Algeria's Energy Security: A Study Of The Ingredients, Challenges, And Future Prospects
Authors : Boussag El Yazid .
Abstract
Abstract: The study aims to highlight the strategy adopted by Algeria to achieve the energy transition through the National Renewable Energy Program (NRP) from 2011 to 2030 with the aim of achieving electricity generation in @ renewable energies However, Algeria’s continuation of its energy transition program inevitably faces certain obstacles and challenges so that it can move forward with the energy transition and adopt alternative energies mainly in its energy mix in the face of current situation, which calls for an end to oil dependence and economic diversification. The study found that, although Algeria has huge potential for renewable energy, especially solar and wind energy. He has set an ambitious 2030 Renewable Energy Development Agenda, but that is until his experience in this area remains in its infancy. The success of the program for the development of these energies in the future holds hostage to find the appropriate financial structure by opening up to the private and external sector and focusing on the human and technological factor as the basis of any growth. Many efforts are needed to ensure the achievement of the objectives of its national energy transition program to renewable energies, in addition to supporting technology and scientific research, in particular in the field of scientific research on energy alternatives and the development of renewable energies, the activation of laws and legislation to encourage the use of renewable and clean energies, and the rationalization of the use of petroleum energy
Keywords
Keywords: renewable energies, energy security, energy
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