Mediterranean Decarbonization Forum: Tunisia Commits to Energy Transition and Carbon Neutrality
During the opening of the Mediterranean Decarbonization Forum on September 24, 2024, Tunisian Head of Government Kamel Madouri emphasized the importance of energy and ecological transition in responding to natural disasters and ensuring energy security.
He explained the new energy policy, which focuses on diversifying production sources and rationalizing consumption, with the goal of reducing the energy deficit. Madouri highlighted the need to strengthen energy infrastructure and support private investments in renewable energies, particularly green hydrogen. He also mentioned the implementation of decarbonization programs aimed at decreasing dependence on fossil fuels.
The set objectives include a 30% reduction in energy consumption and the integration of 35% of renewable energies by 2030, with a vision of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Madouri also highlighted Tunisia's strategic advantages, such as its location and infrastructure, which make it an attractive destination for investments.
In conclusion, Madouri reaffirmed Tunisia's commitment to cooperating with its partners to promote effective energy management and develop renewable energies. The forum provides an opportunity to exchange ideas and create partnerships to reduce carbon emissions.
