Tunisia Solar Tender: 500 MW Awarded in First Phase
Tunisia has approved projects for 500 MW of solar capacity in its first tender phase, marking a significant step towards diversifying its energy mix and expanding its renewable energy infrastructure. International companies like Scatec, Amarenco, and El Sewedy are among the winners of this tender, as detailed in PV KnowHow’s report on the tender. This initiative is projected to generate approximately 1,000 GWh of electricity annually, contributing around 5% of Tunisia’s national electricity production. These projects are expected to be operational starting in 2025.
Tunisia Solar Tender: Second Phase Planned for Continued Growth
Tunisia is not stopping here. The country is already planning a second tender phase to further expand its renewable energy infrastructure. This continued commitment to solar energy demonstrates Tunisia’s dedication to a sustainable energy future. For more information on Tunisia’s solar initiatives, you can explore PV KnowHow’s Tunisia Solar News Archives. The country’s ambitious plans also include developing domestic solar panel production, as highlighted in an article about an ambitious plan to produce solar panels in Tunisia and Algeria. This move towards local manufacturing could further boost the Tunisian economy and strengthen its energy independence.
