The growth of photovoltaics is not measured only through the construction of large-scale plants. In Tunisia, a new phase in the development of solar energy is taking shape through 309 selected projects, with a total capacity of 455 MW.
What makes this initiative particularly interesting is the distribution of capacity: 187 projects involve 1 MW installations, another 119 concern 2 MW systems, and only three reach 10 MW.
These figures reflect a strategy based on multiplying generation opportunities rather than concentrating capacity in a few large plants. Each project represents a potential new point of solar energy production, helping to build an increasingly diversified energy system.
The selection process nevertheless represents a preliminary stage: the projects will still need to complete the required authorization procedures before becoming operational installations.
Behind the announced 455 MW are 309 distinct projects, each with its own technical requirements and specific challenges. It is precisely this variety that reflects the value of photovoltaics: there is no single way to generate energy from the sun. Peimar shares this vision, supporting the work of designers and installers with photovoltaic technologies that help turn ideas and available surfaces into new opportunities for energy generation.
