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The National Photovoltaic Energy Chamber confirmed that its proposals to support the energy transition in Tunisia include exempting solar panels and batteries from taxes and customs duties, aiming to reduce investment costs and encourage the use of renewable energies. It also suggested accelerating licensing procedures, adopting digitalization, and providing funding to support citizens in installing electricity storage systems. Additionally, the chamber launched the "Energy Citizenship" program to involve members of the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company and aims to reach one million households within five years to produce 600 MW of clean electricity. Furthermore, it called for the abolition of the 30% cap on the surplus approved for the grid in self-consumption electricity generation, and to increase the purchase price of exported electricity from 80 millimes to a rate aligned with licensing project prices. These measures are intended to boost the energy transition, strengthen energy security, and foster economic development.
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