World Bank outlines Tunisian power reforms

Tunisia is facing an electricity crisis that requires comprehensive reforms, according to a document issued by the World Bank in April 2025. The report emphasizes improving the financial situation of the electricity and gas company, investing in networks, diversifying energy sources through increased renewable energy, reducing losses, and enhancing system efficiency. Although Tunisia signed a program in November 2025 worth $430 million to support sector reform, implementation has yet to achieve the desired results, with continued pressure on the financial and technical networks. The debt of STEG (the national electricity and gas company) rose to approximately 7.356 billion dinars by June 2026, reflecting the urgent need to modernize the grid and reform institutions to ensure reliable and sustainable electricity supplies.

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