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Former Tunisian Minister of Energy and Mines Monji Marzouk cautioned against comparing renewable-energy indicators for Tunisia and Morocco without distinguishing between renewables’ share of installed electricity capacity and their share of actual electricity generation. Morocco uses the first indicator, while Tunisia uses the second. Morocco aims to have renewables account for 52% of its installed capacity by 2030—a figure that, according to Marzouk, could correspond to 35–37% of actual generation. Renewables accounted for 46.7% of Morocco’s installed capacity at the end of June 2026, compared with 26% of its electricity mix in 2025. The warning called for using consistent indicators in comparisons, since installed capacity alone does not show how much electricity is actually produced.
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