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Tunisia Aims for 16% Renewable Power in 2027 After Summer Cuts

After a summer of rolling cuts, Tunisia's budget bets on solar, wind and rooftop power to loosen a grip of gas imports that runs 90% of its generation.

By Abdulazeez Hameed2 min read22nd October, 2026

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Tunisia Aims for 16% Renewable Power in 2027 After Summer Cuts

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