Tunisie Telegraph sur la crise énergétique et de décision

Tunisia is facing a deep energy crisis that extends beyond resource shortages or rising costs. Reports indicate a lack of a clear and long-term vision for energy policy, with no defined optimal mix of sustainable energy sources to rely on in the coming decades. Experts emphasize the importance of boosting solar and wind energy production, improving electricity infrastructure, developing energy storage solutions, and encouraging self-generation across various sectors. They also call for a reevaluation of nuclear energy, focusing on security, stability, and costs, while considering implementation challenges such as the need for a strong regulatory framework and specialized personnel. The possibility of small modular reactors is also being examined, as they might be suitable for Tunisia's grid size and could help address water and energy challenges simultaneously. The article stresses the necessity for Tunisia to adopt a comprehensive strategic vision to achieve energy sovereignty through long-term decisions prioritizing technology and efficiency, instead of relying on imports. It concludes that the crisis is not solely about resource shortages but also about the absence of a clear national decision regarding the future of its energy system.

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