Tunisia

Tunisia oil output is down 10% year-on-year. A modest exploration uptick and a, not unlinked, key gas project holds out some prospect of a gas recovery.

Tunisia relies on gas for over 90% of its power needs. But dwindling domestic output has left it ever more reliant on Algeria. With domestic gas output set to get worse before it gets better the country is looking to the sun to ease its soaring import bill.

The award to Italian oil and gas giant Eni, together with Tunisian state firm Etap, of a provisional contract to...

Seven years on from the Revolution that overthrew Ben Ali, Tunisia ‘s political freedoms have vastly improved, but economic challenges remain immense.

A key boost to Algeria’s 2017 finances came from sales of gas and oil products to Tunisia, where crude output...

A 9 January report from the IMF indicates that in some ways Tunisia has been going in the wrong direction...

Tunisian oil output rebounded to 40,300 b/d in September and 41,200 b/d in October after blockades protesting unemployment in the...

• Tunisia’s oil output fell to just 25,000 b/d in mid-June with the shut-in of all of the key fields...

Tunisia’s state utility STEG has awarded an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to Japan’s Mitsubishi Hitachi Power System (MHPS)...

Tunisia’s economic prospects, and its attractiveness as an investment destination have been hit by the protests that shut in half of the country’s oil output.

Two months of strikes and blockages in southern Tunisia have culminated in the shut in of all oil and gas...

Continued unrest in southern Tunisia has halted work on the country’s only sizeable ongoing upstream development. Reversing the country’s declining oil and gas output requires investment, but investors are running scared.