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How much electricity does Tunisia use?

The national consumption of electricity in Tunisia has slightly increased between 2017 and 2018, from almost 15.6 GWh to 15.8 GWh. At the end of 2018, renewable energy represented 5.7% of the national energy production capacity (240 MW Wind, 10 MW Solar, 60 MW Hydro).

How does the Middle East & North Africa strategy affect renewables?

Within the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, the increased industrial activity and drive towards renewables is reflected in each country’s strategy. Continuous population growth and economic develop-ment have placed pressure on existing power assets and in some cases, created a significant gap between electricity production and demand.

How much electricity will Egypt generate from a 3 MW solar plant?

The electricity generated from the 3 MW solar plant will be sold to the of-taker at a fixed price for a period of 20 years under a PPA. With the electricity demand reaching up to 27.6 GW in 2019 and a forecast, by Frost and Sullivan, of 67 GW in 2030, Egypt is in need of substantial additional power capacity.

How much money will the MENA energy sector invest in 2023?

Overall investment in the MENA energy sector could reach $1 trillion by 2023, with the power sector accounting for the largest share of the spending at 36%. As the unit rate for solar energy investment is reducing year-on-year, a decrease in capital does not represent a slowdown in the industry (Figure 2).

How many GW of battery storage systems are online?

According to a study made by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) in 2018, almost 4 GW of battery storage systems went online, and by 2020 this number could double, as market research experts predict. Lithium-ion batteries dominate the PV-plus-storage market.

How much energy does Iraq use?

About 90% of the energy consumption of Iraq is based on fuel; the rest is supplied by natural gas. According to IEA, the electricity demand in Iraq, will increase with a 6% annual growth rate by 2030 and is expected to double to around 17.5 GW average per year.