Tunisia

Qair launches solar parks in Tunisia, boosting capacity by 20 MWp and powering 30,000 homes, while paving the way for a greener, sustainable future.

Exciting opportunity! Tunisia seeks developers for 200 MW solar project, bolstering its renewable energy agenda. Submit proposals by January 31, 2025, and be part of the green revolution!

Voltalia SA to build 130-MW solar park in Tunisia, powering over 700,000 people. CEO Clerc praises country's renewable energy potential and commitment to sustainable future.

The Tunisian government wishes to develop 8 solar power plants having capacities of 100 MW in the very first procurement exercise. Tenders will be granted in four various rounds.

The Tunisian federal government is preparing 1,700 MW of new renewable resource projects that must be implemented between 2023 and also 2025 throughout the North African country, power minister Naila Nouira stated on Tuesday.

African Development Bank approves loans for Kairouan project

The 10MW project is based in Tataouine

Dubai-based AMEA Power LLC will start the building of a 100-MW solar project in Tunisia in the first half of 2023 in the middle of plans for more renewable energy financial investments in the North African nation, the firm's chairman Hussain Al Nowais told Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP).

In Tunisia, the first floating solar station on a lake alongside a Tunis industrial park has started to operate.

The Tunisian government has actually okayed to several solar projects with a mixed result of 500 MW as well as an overall financial investment of TND 1.2 billion (USD 407.9 m/EUR 374.9 m).

Tunisia has actually experienced expanding dependence on imported fossil fuels over the past 20 years, mostly as a result of enhancing energy usage throughout its nationwide economic situation and also dropping domestic hydrocarbon production.

Tunisia's Energy Ministry has actually gotten 57 propositions in its fourth tender for solar photovoltaic or pv (PV) ability, the winning bids in which fell as reduced as TND 0.1149 (USD 0.0399/ EUR 0.0337) per kWh, according to initial outcomes.

Scatec has unveiled a NOK 100 billion (US$ 11.7 billion) strategy that will certainly see the business increase its renewables portfolio to 15GW over the next four years.

The federal government of Tunisia has introduced a call for tenders for the building of solar power plants with a total ability of 60MWp. According to the North African country Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines, the solar power stations will be built each with a capacity of in between 1 and also 10 MWp.

Tunisia Launches Second Round Of Tenders Under Authorization Regime Offering 70 MW PV Capacity