An overview of the Tunisian Authorisation Regime for Renewable
Through its work, the Power Tunisia program seeks to contribute to the following high-level objectives planned for Tunisia''s energy sector: Increase Renewable Energy Deployment; Reduce CO2 Emissions; Reduce Electricity
Supporting an accelerated energy transition in Tunisia
In cooperation with the country''s Ministry of Energy (MIME), the Tunisian National Energy Agency (ANME) and the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas (STEG), the project supports the acceleration of the energy transition by:
Renewable Energy in Tunisia: A Pathway to Poverty
Renewable energy offers Tunisia an opportunity to stabilize its economy. By reducing its dependence on imported fossil fuels, Tunisia can protect itself from the energy import costs that strain national finances. For
Tunisia: First Photovoltaic Charging Station for Electric
Tunis/Tunisia — The first photovoltaic charging station for electric cars was inaugurated on Friday at the seat of the National Agency for Energy Management (ANME). This project, which includes a photovoltaic
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What is the future of energy in Tunisia?
In Tunisia, electricity is produced almost exclusively by burning natural gas, more than half of which is imported. This dependence poses a threat to energy security and is a strain on the national budget. At the same time, energy efficiency (EnEff) and renewable energy (RE) have enormous potential in Tunisia.
What is the law relating to renewables in Tunisia?
The law relating to renewables in Tunisia (Law No 2015-12, the “ Law ”) as complemented by Decree No 2016-1123 and No 2020-105 (the “ Decrees ”), sets out the conditions and procedures for the implementation of projects for the production and sale of electricity from renewable energy sources.
Is Tunisia launching a photovoltaic charging station for electric cars?
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Who owns the electricity in Tunisia?
Tunisia’s electricity market is liberalised but still dominated by the state-owned utility STEG, which produces 76 % of all electricity and provides 86 % of all capacity in the country. As it owns and operates the national grid, too, its actual influence is even higher.
Who commissioned a solar power station in Tunisia?
The station in question was commissioned with the support of battery manufacturer ASSAD, car manufacturer BYD, a 100% Tunisian photovoltaic panel manufacturer, Alphanis, and solar panel installer SUN SOLUTION.
What changes have been made to electric car recharging equipment in Tunisia?
Customs duties on electric car recharging equipment were cut to 10%, while value added tax was reduced to 7% from January 1 to December 31, 2023, according to Article 24 of the 2023 Finance Act, published on December 23 in the Official Gazette of the Tunisian Republic (JORT).