Algeria is expanding its renewable energy projects to decrease its reliance on gas for electricity production. Following solar power initiatives, the country issued a tender on Wednesday, September 30th, for the construction of two 100 MW wind farms. These farms will be located in the wilayas of Djelfa and Laghouat. This move signifies Algeria’s commitment to diversifying its energy sources and boosting its renewable energy capacity. The project aims to reduce the country’s strong dependence on gas-fired power generation. Further details regarding the tender process and expected completion dates were not immediately available. This development first appeared on TSA.