تونزي تيليغراف
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The Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company succeeded in reducing the pressure on the electricity grid on July 25th, possibly due to a decline in consumption by institutions and individuals on the occasion of Republic Day, as well as the effects of lower temperatures. However, the absence of notifications did not provide a definitive indication that the crisis had ended, which was caused by multiple factors including extreme heat and high electricity demand, especially during the heatwave. The sudden halt in issuing alerts raises questions about the system’s ability to withstand continuing summer conditions, as current solutions are mostly temporary and rely on rebalancing production and consumption rather than developing new capacity. Additionally, the situation reveals the fragility of the Tunisian electricity system, which requires long-term investments in renewable energies and infrastructure—particularly in light of the recurring heatwaves.
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