A Tunisian brewer is one of four big companies taking a hands-on approach to reducing energy consumption. Its initiative is part of a broader campaign to raise awareness of efficient power alternatives.
Project aim: The Tunisian government is working towards a 17 percent reduction in primary energy requirement by 2020 and to double that by 2030. It is also aiming for a 48 percent drop in greenhouse gas emissions by the same year -- through increased energy efficiency and the expansion of renewables
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