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Tunisia’s green hydrogen production plan faces criticism as “energy colonialism” serving European industries. It aims to produce 8.3 million tonnes a year by 2050 and export around 6 million tonnes to Europe. Gabès, which has suffered chemical pollution for decades, has been chosen as the project’s hub. Some of the hydrogen is intended to power the Tunisian Chemical Group’s complex, prompting protests calling for its closure rather than an attempt to green its image. Critics also question the export of clean energy while Tunisia relies on Algerian gas for around 90% of its electricity generation.
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