Société Tunisienne de l'Électricité et du Gaz

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The Société Tunisienne de l'Électricité et du Gaz (STEG) is the leading state-owned utility company in Tunisia, tasked with the generation, transmission, distribution, and commercialization of electricity and natural gas.

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Operating nationwide, STEG manages a diverse portfolio of power plants that include conventional thermal units as well as emerging renewable energy installations such as solar and wind farms. The company maintains an extensive high-voltage transmission network and distribution grids that deliver energy to residential, commercial, and industrial users across urban and rural areas.

As a government-owned entity, STEG plays a central role in implementing Tunisia's national energy strategy, including efforts to increase the share of renewables in the energy mix and improve energy efficiency. It frequently serves as the offtaker in power purchase agreements with independent power producers, securing long-term supply contracts for new projects.

Headquartered in the capital city of Tunis, the company has a significant workforce and invests in infrastructure upgrades and technological advancements to meet increasing demand. While it holds a dominant market position, the Tunisian energy sector is seeing gradual liberalization with private sector involvement in generation. STEG collaborates with international partners and financial institutions on major projects to expand capacity and modernize the grid.

Projects STEG is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving STEG, of which one is active.

  1. none Announced / Concept
  2. none FEED / Pre-FID
  3. none FID / Sanctioned
  4. 1 project Under Construction
  5. none Commissioning & Start-up

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STEG in chemical industry news

26 October 2026
European Commission launches T‑MED Investment Platform with up to €4.5bn EFSD+ guarantees

Platform will match Mediterranean renewable and clean‑tech projects with financiers, tackle permitting and grid barriers, and aims to mobilise €25bn and upskill 10,000 workers by 2035.

Where its projects are

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