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Tunisian Telegraph: Battery Investment or Not
The article summarizes the National Association of Small and Medium Enterprises in Tunisia's perspective on the use of home batteries to mitigate the electricity outage crisis. It considers that the cost of battery systems, which amount to approximately 12,000 Tunisian dinars and have a lifespan of around five years, makes them economically unviable for citizens, especially given their limited benefit in supporting the national grid during peak hours. The association emphasizes that the real solution to the crisis lies in preventing outages through strengthening grid capacity, achieved through investments in smart grid technologies and smart meters that enable charging and discharging energy as needed. It stresses that supporting home batteries should not be a priority at this time unless they are integrated into a smart system that allows for collective use, particularly within industrial facilities, to enhance grid stability and avoid reliance on individually managed solutions that are economically and technically ineffective.
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