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July 16, 2026

Algerian Power Supply Shortfalls Worsen Tunisia’s Blackouts Amid Heatwave

Algerian Power Supply Shortfalls Worsen Tunisia’s Blackouts Amid Heatwave
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The Tunisian electricity and gas company has acknowledged that power supplies from Algeria are inadequate to meet the surging demand for energy, exacerbating the ongoing crisis of frequent power outages amidst extreme heat in the country. This situation poses significant challenges for Tunisia’s energy stability.

Inadequate Supplies Amidst Rising Demand

Fiad Tarifa, the CEO of the company, highlighted in statements reported by the Tunis Africa News Agency that the available electricity supplies from Algeria are “very weak” and unable to satisfy Tunisia’s needs. He emphasized that Algeria is also grappling with similar climate conditions, leading to a notable increase in electricity demand.

Spike in Consumption

The official noted that the recent outages are primarily due to the significant rise in electricity consumption, particularly driven by the excessive use of air conditioning units. During peak hours, from 2 PM to 4 PM, daily consumption has reached nearly 5,000 megawatts, a 30% increase compared to normal levels.

Planned Power Reductions

To maintain stability within the national grid, Tarifa explained that the company is compelled to implement scheduled power cuts when demand surges dramatically. This measure is intended to avert potential collapse of the electrical system, ensuring that the available resources are managed effectively.

The Implications for Tunisian Households

This crisis not only underscores the vulnerabilities within Tunisia’s energy infrastructure but also raises concerns for residents who rely on consistent power supply, especially during the sweltering summer months. As temperatures rise and usage increases, the situation demands urgent attention to improve energy management and resource allocation.

Moving forward, both governmental and corporate strategies will need to evolve in response to these pressing challenges to ensure the resilience of the energy sector and meet public expectations.

Overall, the intersection of climate pressures and energy supply is a critical issue for Tunisia, emphasizing the need for sustainable solutions to mitigate further crises.

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