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Solar & Storage EPC in Tunisia

Tunisia imports energy and pays for it, which makes the displacement value of on-site generation high. Its industrial and tourism sectors are the natural first customers.

Utility
STEG
Driver
Energy import cost
Strong segments
Industry, tourism
Language
French / Arabic

The market

STEG operates Tunisia's electricity system and handles grid connection for distributed generation. Tunisia's energy balance has moved into deficit, and the fiscal cost of imported energy has driven policy toward domestic renewable deployment and self-generation frameworks.

For a contractor, the attractive segments are industrial facilities with steady daytime load and the hospitality sector, where cooling demand peaks precisely when generation does.

Who governs a project here

FunctionBody
Utility and gridSTEG
MinistryMinistry of Industry, Mines and Energy
RouteSelf-generation and authorised production regimes

Where we fit

Tunisia's proximity to European markets and its manufacturing base for European supply chains create pressure for demonstrable clean generation, which strengthens the case beyond simple payback.

What we deliver

Frequently asked questions

Who handles grid connection in Tunisia?

STEG, the national electricity and gas company, operates the system and handles connection for distributed generation.

Why is solar attractive in Tunisia?

Tunisia imports energy at cost, so the displacement value of on-site generation is high compared with markets where power is heavily subsidised.

Which sectors suit solar best in Tunisia?

Industrial facilities with steady daytime load, and the hospitality sector where cooling demand peaks at the same time generation does.

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