Reduce Your Company's STEG Bill: Complete 2026 Optimization Levers Guide
A company's STEG bill in 2026 consists of a fixed fee (subscription), active energy consumption (kWh), subscribed power (kVA), VAT (19% for businesses), and the FCT.
Energy in Tunisia: Key Figures and Current Challenges
Industry's Weight
Industrialists are the largest electricity consumers with 57% of demand from High and Medium Voltage customers.
Energy Transition
Approximately 400 MW of photovoltaic rooftops installed in residential and 70 MW in Medium/High Voltage.
National 2030 Targets
Tunisia aims for a 30% reduction in primary energy demand and 35% renewable electricity.
STEG in Figures
National Production: 18,953 GWh • Peak Demand: 4,837 MW • Energy Deficit: 11.1B dinars
Components of Your STEG Bill
How to Reduce Your STEG Bill
Subscribed Power Optimization
Smooth out peaks and adjust power to your actual needs. Several thousand dinars/year potential.
Peak Demand Control
Avoid penalties by staggering startups. 20-30% of bill potential savings.
Tariff Optimization
Shift consumption to off-peak hours. Up to 15% savings on consumption.
Solar Self-generation
Reduce grid consumption. ROI 5-7 years
MT Time-of-Use Rates (since 01/10/2022)
Power charge: 11,000 mill/kW/month = 11.000 TND/kW/month
ANME: A Key Partner
The National Agency for Energy Management supports Tunisian companies with subsidized audits and ISO 50001 certification support.
📊 Summary of Potential Gains 2026
The 5 Key Points to Reduce Your STEG Bill
How Wattnow Helps You Optimize Your STEG Bill
Real-time Visibility
Track consumption live, identify peaks and anticipate overruns.
Profile Analysis
Optimize tariff choice (time-of-use vs uniform).
Measurable ROI
Average ROI: 8 to 14 months.
STEG Optimization FAQ
Sources and References 2026
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