Tunisia Telegraph: Hadidan warns of unseen outage impacts

The article discussed the economic losses resulting from power outages in Tunisia during the summer of 2026. Estimates indicate that the damages are not limited to direct losses experienced by industrial companies, such as product damage and production stoppages, but also extend to effects on economic growth, investment, and the tourism sector. Additionally, there is an impact on Tunisians living abroad. Experts warn that the critical repercussions may become evident in the coming months, especially once the growth results are announced in November and their influence on investments and employment. There is a possibility that losses could double in the future if the electricity crisis becomes a permanent situation. The article compares Tunisia with its competitors, such as Morocco and Egypt, in terms of their industrial investment capacity, emphasizing the importance of stable electricity supply for investors' decisions. Ultimately, projections suggest that the full costs may only be clear by 2027. Despite ongoing efforts to increase electricity production through new projects, the risks associated with continuous power outages could lead to greater losses than those directly observed during the summer.

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