Tunisia's planned 100 MW Sidi Bouzid solar PV plant has received support from a EUR 61.3 million financing package involving the EBRD, EU and EIB. The plant is expected to generate around 252 GWh per year, supporting Tunisia's efforts to improve energy security and reduce gas dependence.
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