Tunisia Aims for One Million Solar Homes by 2027

The article highlights the Tunisian government's plan to implement the "Energy Citizenship" project, aimed at enabling one million households to install solar energy systems over five years, with a total output estimated at 600 megawatts. The implementation faces challenges related to tax burdens on equipment, such as customs duties and taxes, which increase the cost of installations for citizens. The proposal includes exemptions for solar panels and batteries from taxes, as well as the need for financing and support mechanisms to help families bear the costs. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of updating the electricity grid to accommodate small-scale producers. The article also discusses whether the state can execute the program before summer 2027 and if the budget will allocate enough support, especially considering the management of solar panel lifecycle after their end of life. The 2027 Finance Law presents an opportunity to establish a fiscal and financial framework that supports the energy transition, but it faces significant challenges in balancing tax resources with the high costs of implementation and sustainable operation.

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