To address peak electricity demand challenges, the Tunisian government has launched an integrated plan to increase power production capacity. Immediate measures include upgrading existing gas plants and refurbishing units in Mateur and Kchabta. Looking toward 2030, the country aims to transition its energy mix, targeting a 35% share for renewables. Key projects involve expanding the Sidi Daoud wind farm and constructing new solar photovoltaic facilities in Beni Mhira and Tataouine, complete with storage systems. Officials have also emphasized the importance of grid modernization, the adoption of smart meters, and promoting energy efficiency among citizens and businesses.