Tunisia-Italy power project faces shift

The electrical interconnection project between Tunisia and Italy, known as "T-LINK," aims to transmit 2 gigawatts of renewable energy produced in the Tunisian desert to Italy through four high-voltage submarine cables, in order to enhance the exploitation of solar and wind energy in the region. The company announced that the project would be completed by 2032, but recent changes to the connection design requested by the Italian company "Trina" have extended the consultation period by approximately 45 days, indicating technical and administrative complexities that may delay implementation. The project has the potential to deliver between 10 and 12 terawatt-hours of green electricity annually, equivalent to the consumption of around 4 million Italian households. It seeks to strengthen Tunisia's role as a major source of renewable energy for Europe, with potential employment opportunities estimated at 15,000 jobs during the construction phase.

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