Europe may soon find an alternative to Russian gas supplies in Africa, potentially avoiding increased reliance on the United States. Analysts suggest African gas could fully compensate for the loss of Russian deliveries within several years. Algeria and Morocco are key to this transition, possessing substantial gas reserves. However, a potential conflict between Algeria and Morocco over these resources poses a significant risk to this plan. The feasibility of this shift hinges on maintaining regional stability and securing long-term supply agreements. Successfully diversifying energy sources through African partnerships would bolster Europe’s energy security and independence. This development presents both opportunity and geopolitical challenges for the continent.