Tunis/Tunisia — The energy balance deficit reached 52% in 2018, against 49% in 2017, said Minister of Industry and Small and Medium Enterprises Slim Feriani during a workshop on Tunisia's Energy Reform Plan (TUNEREP), organised Monday in Tunis.
The deficit can reach 73% in 2030 if the national resources stand still and the demand for energy keeps rising, he indicated.
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