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Algeria · 2025 data

Algeria's stranded gas

In 2025, satellites detected 8.90 billion m³ of gas flared at 388 sites in Algeria: energy burned off instead of put to work. That is 5% more than in 2024.

8.90
billion m³ flared
≈3,800 MW
average power
≈2.1 million
H100 GPUs
21.33
million t CO₂e

Gas flared in Algeria, billion m³

Data table
Yearbcm flaredFlare sites
20129.852224
201310.616227
201411.912236
201511.845247
201611.897267
201710.681263
201810.897300
201911.203298
202011.124292
20218.424315
20228.799323
20238.345337
20248.480359
20258.904388

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Algeria's stranded gas: 8.90 bcm flared in 2025, about 3,800 MW or 2.1 million H100 GPUs.Download card (JPG)

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Method and sources

  • Flared volumes: World Bank Global Flaring and Methane Reduction Partnership (GFMR), NOAA and the Payne Institute at the Colorado School of Mines, flare volume estimates by individual flare location (2012–2025, 2026 release). They are satellite (VIIRS) estimates: venting and flares too small to detect are not included.
  • Regions: countries as the World Bank assigns them. Alberta, the Permian Basin and the Bakken are latitude/longitude boxes around each area, so they are approximate.
  • Power: gas at 1030 Btu/scf burned in reciprocating engines at 35% efficiency, averaged over the year. This is the same method as our gas-to-power calculator, where you can change every assumption.
  • GPUs: NVIDIA DGX H100 maximum system power, plus 10% for networking and storage, at a PUE of 1.3.
  • Emissions: 2.4 million tonnes CO₂e per bcm flared, from the World Bank's 2026 Global Gas Flaring Tracker (about 400 Mt from 167 bcm in 2025).
  • These are indicative estimates, not an engineering assessment of any site.