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Katharina Telfser: /* Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany */

2020-09-11T10:21:26Z

‎Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany

Katharina Telfser: /* Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany */

2020-09-11T10:07:16Z

‎Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany

Katharina Telfser: /* Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany */

2020-09-11T10:06:43Z

‎Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany

Katharina Telfser: /* Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany */

2020-09-11T10:04:50Z

‎Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany

Katharina Telfser: /* Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany */

2020-09-11T10:03:25Z

‎Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany

Ranisha at 20:08, 10 July 2018

2018-07-10T20:08:40Z

Ranisha at 08:15, 20 January 2017

2017-01-20T08:15:17Z

Ranisha at 08:00, 28 October 2016

2016-10-28T08:00:51Z

Mate Heisz: /* Renewable Energy Policy */

2016-08-16T08:37:48Z

‎Renewable Energy Policy

Mate Heisz: /* Renewable Energy */

2016-08-16T08:33:59Z

‎Renewable Energy

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 = Energy Cooperation<br/> =
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 See also: [[German-Tunisian Energy Partnership|German-Tunisian Energy Partnership]] and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
+*[https://www.ptb.de/cms/en.html PTB] project "[[:File:PTB project Tunisia PV 95304 EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)
 *PTB project "[[:File:PTB project Tunisia PV 95304 EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)
 *Projet PTB "[[:File:Projet PTB Tunisie PV 95304 FR.pdf|Renforcement de l'infrastructure qualité pour l'énergie photovoltaïque]]" (Français)

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 = Energy Cooperation<br/> =
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 == Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany<br/> ==
-See also: [[German-Tunisian_Energy_Partnership|German-Tunisian Energy Partnership]] and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
+See also: [[German-Tunisian Energy Partnership|German-Tunisian Energy Partnership]] and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
 *PTB project "[[:File:PTB project Tunisia PV 95304 EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)

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 = Energy Cooperation<br/> =
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 == Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany<br/> ==
-See also: German-Tunisian Energy Partnership and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
+See also: [[German-Tunisian_Energy_Partnership|German-Tunisian Energy Partnership]] and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
 *PTB project "[[:File:PTB project Tunisia PV 95304 EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)
-*Projet PTB "[[:File:Projet_PTB_Tunisie_PV_95304_FR.pdf|Renforcement de l'infrastructure qualité pour l'énergie photovoltaïque]]" (Français)
+*Projet PTB "[[:File:Projet PTB Tunisie PV 95304 FR.pdf|Renforcement de l'infrastructure qualité pour l'énergie photovoltaïque]]" (Français)

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 = Energy Cooperation<br/> =
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 See also: German-Tunisian Energy Partnership and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
-*PTB project "[[:File:PTB_project_Tunisia_PV_95304_EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)
+*PTB project "[[:File:PTB project Tunisia PV 95304 EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)
-*Projet PTB "[[:File:ptb_p|Renforcement de l'infrastructure qualité pour l'énergie photovoltaïque]]" (Français)
+*Projet PTB "[[:File:Projet_PTB_Tunisie_PV_95304_FR.pdf|Renforcement de l'infrastructure qualité pour l'énergie photovoltaïque]]" (Français)

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 = Energy Cooperation<br/> =
 == Bilateral Energy Cooperation with Germany<br/> ==
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 See also: German-Tunisian Energy Partnership and [[Developing the Solar Energy Market in Tunisia (Project DMS)|DMS]]<br/>
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+*PTB project "[[:File:PTB_project_Tunisia_PV_95304_EN.pdf|Strengthening Quality Infrastructure for Photovoltaics]]" (English)
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 {{CES Country|CES Country Name=Tunisia
 |CES Country Capital=Tunis
-|CES Country Region=Middle East & North Africa
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 |CES Country Coordinates=34.0000° N, 9.0000° E
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 == Renewable Energy Policy<br/> ==
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 &nbsp;For more info, see [[Analysis of the Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy in Tunisia|Analysis of the Regulatory Framework for Renewable Energy in Tunisia]]<br/>
-In May 2015, a new renewable energy law was adopted after a first version had been disapproved by the consitutional court. The law is meant to open the energy market to competition, including investors. It entails four key aspects:<br/>
+<span style="font-size: 13.6px; line-height: 20.4px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">A new '''law on renewable energies''' was adopted by Parliament in May 2015. The objective of this law is to promote private investment in renewables to contribute to the 30/30 objective of the Tunisian Solar Plan. The law foresees three project development regimes: (1) self-consumption, (2a) complete sale of electricity to the utility STEG (feed-in tarifs, projects under 10 MW for PV and 30 MW for wind), (2b) complete sale of electricity to the utility STEG (tenders, projects above 10 MW for PV and 30 MW for wind), (3) electricity export. The implementation bylaws of the RE law were approved by the Council of Ministers in July 2016. As of August 2016, the new regulatory framework is not yet being implemented.&nbsp;</span>
-*A national nergy plan shall be designed within the next 5 years.<br/>
+The '''Tunisian Solar Plan''', a renewable energy development plan elaborated by the ANME but not officially adopted by parliament or government, foresees a 30% share of renewables in the electricity mix by 2030. This corresponds to an additional totally capacity of 3 GW and an overall investment of 4.75 billion euro<ref name="http://www.anme.nat.tn/fileadmin/user1/doc/DEP/Rapport_final__PST.pdf">http://www.anme.nat.tn/fileadmin/user1/doc/DEP/Rapport_final__PST.pdf</ref>. Figure 3 shows the development goals by technology.The Tunisian Solar Plan was updated in 2014, and a new update is planned for 2015.<br/>
-*11 implementing rules shall be written within 6 months following the vote. They are mean to precise the following aspect of the law: procedures, creation and implementation of an independent regulator (structure and dutties).
-*The “feed-in tariffs” shall be determined by the Minister of Industry.
-*A superior and a technical commission shall be created.<br/>
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-In principle, the law allows renewable energy production for three purposes: self consumption (partial sales to utility allowed), complete sale to utility and export.<br/>
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-Another measure is the Tunisian Solar Plan, a renewable energy development plan elaborated by the ANME but not officially adopted by parliament or government, foresees a 30% share of renewables in the electricity mix by 2030. This corresponds to an additional totally capacity of 3 GW and an overall investment of 4.75 billion euro<ref name="http://www.anme.nat.tn/fileadmin/user1/doc/DEP/Rapport_final__PST.pdf">http://www.anme.nat.tn/fileadmin/user1/doc/DEP/Rapport_final__PST.pdf</ref>. Figure 3 shows the development goals by technology.The Tunisian Solar Plan was updated in 2014, and a new update is planned for 2015.<br/>
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-<u>Figure 3: Foreseen RE Installed Capacity in Tunisia in 2020 and 2030</u><ref name="ANME, Stratégie nationale de maîtrise de l'énergie. Objectifs, moyens et enjeux. p. 23">ANME, Stratégie nationale de maîtrise de l'énergie. Objectifs, moyens et enjeux. p. 23</ref><br/>[[File:Installed Capacity RE in TUN.png|frame|left|500pxpx|Installed Capacity RE in TUN.png|alt=Installed Capacity RE in TUN.png]]<br/>
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-The law No. 2004-72 on the rational use of energy defines wise use of energy as a national priority and as the most important element of a sustainable development policy. It states three principal goals: energy saving, renewable energy promotion and creation of new forms of energy, that favour costs’ reduction as well as the National economy and the environment.<br/></div>
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 == Energy Efficiency Policy<br/> ==

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 The first large scale solar power plant of a 10 MW capacity, co-financed by the German development bank KfW and the EU's <span style="font-size: 13.6px; line-height: 20.4px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Neighbourhood Investment Facility</span>&nbsp;(NIF) and implemented by STEG, is due 2018 in Tozeur<ref name="GIZ, Secretariat of the German-Tunisian Energy Partnership.">GIZ, Secretariat of the German-Tunisian Energy Partnership.</ref>.<br/>
-Regarding the off-grid use of renewable energies, 11,000 decentralised PV systems have been installed<ref name="GIZ, Enabling PV.">GIZ, Enabling PV.</ref>.<br/>
+Regarding the off-grid use of renewable energies, 11,000 decentralised PV systems have been installed<ref name="GIZ, Enabling PV.">GIZ, Enabling PV.</ref>.
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-A new law on renewable energies was adopted by Parliament in May 2015. The objective of this law is to promote private investment in renewables to contribute to the 30/30 objective of the Tunisian Solar Plan. The law foresees three project development regimes: (1) autoproduction, (2a) sale of electricity to the utility STEG (feed-in tarifs, projects under 10 MW for PV and 30 MW for wind), (2b) sale of electricity to the utility STEG (tenders, projects above 10 MW for PV and 30 MW for wind), (3) electricity export. The implementation bylaws of the RE law were approved by the Council of Ministers in July 2016. As of August 2016, the new regulatory framework is not yet being implemented.&nbsp;<br/>
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