Develop your energy project in Tunisia

Understand the Tunisian framework before investing: authorisation and concession schemes, self-consumption and self-generation, grid connection, documentation requirements and practical site constraints.

• Opportunity mapping
• Review of STEG, ANME and energy ministry requirements
• Project and risk assessment

Monitoring of tender rounds and procurement opportunities, eligibility assessment, local partner identification and support with technical, administrative and financial bid preparation.

• Eligibility and participation requirements
• Local partners and consortium arrangements
• Support with bid documentation and appendices

Site identification and assessment: solar potential or industrial requirements, land status, access, easements and grid connection options. Identification of the checks required with specialists and relevant authorities before committing to a site.

• Site identification and qualification
• Land status, relevant authorities, access and grid connection
• Checks before commitment

Preparation for technical discussions with STEG and the relevant authorities: site data, capacity, point of connection, power export constraints, testing and commissioning.

Identification of project environmental requirements and coordination with specialist firms for an environmental impact assessment (EIA) or procedures with Tunisia’s National Environmental Protection Agency (ANPE), as required.

Energy yield, AC/DC studies, compliance, protection coordination, techno-economic and financial feasibility, and financing. Local project coordination for Tunisian and international developers, including those living abroad, from development or review of an awarded project through to commercial operations. Explore the full solar project pathway →

Preparation for discussions with local banks: bid bonds, performance bonds, required documents, timing and consistency with tender requirements or the project structure.

Identification, prequalification and comparison of Tunisian contractors for civil works, mechanical installation, electrical cabling, substations, safety, logistics and O&M.

Identification of engineers and technicians according to assignment requirements, definition of the required skills and coordination of mobilisation with the relevant partners. Scope and responsibilities are defined in the proposal.

Where required, RB POWER coordinates with lawyers, tax advisers, freight forwarders and local specialists to clarify the market-entry structure, equipment imports, applicable regimes and implications for the project schedule.

Local progress monitoring, meeting preparation and stakeholder coordination between your visits. Communications on your behalf and the limits of representation are set out in an assignment-specific mandate.