New Authorization Round for Tunisia Solar Projects Announced
Tunisia has launched a new authorization-based tender round for solar power projects totaling 455 MW, Prime Minister Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri announced on November 9, 2026, during discussions on the 2027 finance bill.
Details on Upcoming Tunisia Solar Projects
This announcement is part of Tunisia’s broader renewable energy pipeline. The government aims to accelerate the development of 600 MW of photovoltaic concessions in Sidi Bouzid, Gafsa, and Gabès, with related agreements reportedly approved. A 300 MW solar plant is also planned at Bezma in Kebili, alongside additional photovoltaic projects in Beni Mhira and Tataouine with a combined capacity of about 200 MW.
Financial Incentives for Tunisia Solar Projects Development
Under the draft 2027 Finance Law, Tunisia plans to reduce customs duties on imported solar panels to 10%. This reduction is aimed at supporting the country’s energy transition program. These initiatives are part of Tunisia’s efforts to enhance energy production and transition towards renewable sources.
Project Timelines and Requirements for Tunisia Solar Projects
Currently, the available reports do not specify the individual project sites, bidding timetable, qualification requirements, or award date for the 455 MW round.
Context of Renewable Energy and Tunisia Solar Projects
Tunisia is actively working to enhance its renewable energy capabilities and has implemented measures to attract investment and streamline processes for solar project development.
Sources for Tunisia Solar Projects Information
- Webmanager Center: Tunisia Reduces Customs Duties on Solar Panels
- Webdo: Budget 2027 Includes New Fiscals for Energy Transition
- Babnet: Tunisia Enhances Renewable Energy Production
- TAP: Energy Transition Plans Announced
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