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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Clean Technology Fund have allocated €50 million in financing for a solar power and electricity storage project in Bir Mhira, in Tunisia’s Tataouine Governorate. The financing comprises a €30 million loan backed by a Tunisian sovereign guarantee and a €20 million concessional loan. The project includes a 50-megawatt solar plant expected to generate around 116 gigawatt-hours annually, along with a battery system rated at 10 megawatts/20 megawatt-hours. It is scheduled to begin operating in late 2027. The project is expected to save around 33 million dinars a year, avoid the use of 29,000 tonnes of oil equivalent in natural gas, and create 375 jobs during construction and 20 permanent jobs.
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