Corporate environmental managers use environmental communication to share information with stakeholders and the public.
Le processus de communication avec les parties prenantes est décrit comme suit :
An appropriate framework to speed up decarbonization
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Legal framework for decarbonization in Tunisia
From a regulatory standpoint, decarbonization is supported by the current Tunisian regulations. It is driven by the following main legal texts:
- Decree No. 2004-2144 of September 2, 2004, as amended by Decree No. 2009-2269 (energy audit and prior consultation)
- Law No. 2015-12 of May 11, 2015, on the production of electricity from renewable energy sources and its implementing texts:
- Government Decree No. 2016-1123 of August 24, 2016, setting out the conditions and procedures for the implementation of renewable energy power generation and sale projects, particularly Section 2 (Conditions for the transportation of electricity and the sale of surpluses from renewable energy power generation projects for self-consumption connected to the high or medium voltage network)
- Order setting out the specifications for the technical requirements for the connection and evacuation of energy produced from renewable energy installations connected to the high and medium voltage network
- Order of the Head of Government of December 8, 2023, approving the standard contract for the transportation of electricity produced by self-producing companies from renewable energy sources and the purchase of surpluses by the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company.
- Decision setting the tariffs for transportation, purchase of surpluses, and deferral of December 12, 2023.