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Algerian-Tunisian Border-Skhira Oil Pipeline is an operating oil pipeline, running from Algerian/Tunisian border to Skhira oil terminal in Tunisia. The pipeline

issue in Tunisia for decades. As a result, youth across are leaving Tunisia in great numbers to seek economic opportunities, largely in Europe. In 2019

“Towards a just energy transition in Tunisia,” Transnational Institute, November 2022 “Tunisia raises renewable target in power mix to 35%, starts 2 GW tenders”

In Amenas-Algerian-Tunisian border oil pipeline (French: In Amenas-Frontière Algéro-Tunisienne) is an existing oil pipeline, running from In Amenas to

Borma-Gabès Gas Pipeline is an existing natural gas pipeline, running from El Borma gas field, Algeria, to Gabès, Tunisia. The pipeline runs from El Borma

from less than 10,000 in 2017, to over 100,000 in 2022. In FY22, only 600 new workers were employed in wind, compared to 52,100 in solar. The 30-GW renewable

for use in domestic steel manufacturing. In Morocco proper, around 80% of the population in rural areas surrounding the Noor complex works in agriculture

2030. In La Guajira, the existing project pipeline is expected to generate 11,000 jobs. According to Law 2099 (2021), locals should be prioritized in renewable

energy mix, to be increased by 16% in 2050. Currently, in-development offshore wind projects account for 43.4% of all in-development projects, followed by

Union are employed in the offshore wind industry. In 2023, IRENA's report showed that employment in offshore and onshore wind sectors in the European Union

transition in Bali has its unique value in the country: "Bali is a pioneer province in preparing various regional regulations and policies in the use of