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Draft hypotheses & connecting points to Tunisia and Morocco

Explore barriers, opportunities, and good practices for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Tunisia and Morocco. Discover insights from the international SE4JOBS team meeting in Rabat, 2015.

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Draft hypotheses & connecting points to Tunisia and Morocco

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  1. Draft hypotheses & connecting points to Tunisia and Morocco SE4JOBS teammeeting Rabat, 24 March 2015 Johara Bellali, Karolin Blattmann, adelphi

  2. Agenda • Introduction • Presentation: Good practices from 3 countries (FFU) • Presentation: Tunisia and Morocco (adelphi) Barriers and opportunities for RE/EE market development and connections to good practices • Discussion: Connecting the good practices (adelphi) • Presentation and discussion: Toolbox (FFU)

  3. SE4JOBS Processofimplementationforjoint FFU-adelphi activities International good practices Energypedia Toolbox  Regional integration  Stakeholder dialogues  Strengthening capacities  Pilot projects planning

  4. Tunisia overview • STWH: 700,000 m² (of targeted 1 million m² by 2016) installed (2013) • EE: established, supporting agency ANME, decrease of energy intensity • RE capacity equals 6% of total capacity or 3% of annual production • PV: mostly small-scale, 10 MW project co-financed by KfW • RE Jobs: 3390 (1,445 direct, 975 indirect) ; EE Jobs: 930 • Power generation heavily dependent on imported gas • Subsidised prices, first subsidy lifts in 2014 • STEG as quasi monopolist for generation, transmission, distribution • New targets for RE (Plan SolaireTunisien) in 2030: 1,700 MW wind; 1500MW PV; 500 MW CSP • Renewable Energy Law blocked

  5. Tunisiaoverview 2

  6. Barriers and Opportunities for RE development

  7. Tunisia - Questions

  8. MOROCCO

  9. Morocco - Overview

  10. Morrocco – overview Targets forRenewableEnergy: 2020 – 2000 MW Solar - 2000 MW Wind – 2000 MW Hydraulic 2020 – 42% ofinstalledcapacityand27% ofelectricalproduction 2020 – estimatedjobcreation: 35120 Targets forEnergyEfficiency: 2020 – 12% reductionofenergyconsumptionand – 15% for 2030 2020 – estimatedjobcreation: 17000

  11. Moroccocurrentstatus • Wind: 800 MW installed, 1,000 MW in process • CSP: 160 MW underconstruction, twotendered, 4th underprep

  12. Morocco - Barriers

  13. Morocco– Questions

  14. THANK YOU

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