The Moroccan government is preparing port infrastructure for imports of liquefied natural gas to boost reserves after Algeria ended gas supplies through a pipeline on Oct. 31, the country’s energy minister said on Monday. The infrastructure will help lower the cost of LNG imports for private operators, Leila Benali told members of parliament. The Energy Department is also examining financial and gas supply details for a future floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) that would guarantee all of Morocco’s gas needs. A source told Reuters last month that Tangier was added as a possible location for the FSRU, where it could plug into the now-discontinued Algeria-Spain pipeline. Following a year of worsening relations between Algiers and Rabat before a pipeline deal expired […]