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Energy

               Category            KPI              Result      Performance to Benchmark          SDG


                          Renewable Energy          9.82 %
                          Consumption

                          Electricity              2 504.04
                          Consumption              kWh / yr
                          (per capita)

                          Residential Thermal
                          Energy Consumption       2 500.00
                                                    Gj / yr
                          (per capita)
                          Public Building Energy
                          Consumption (per       Not Reported
                          year)


            Lastly, Bizerte has reported 2 504.04 kWh electricity consumption per capita annually, which is higher
            than the neighbouring countries of Algeria (1 450 kWh) and Libya (1 660 kWh), less than the Middle East
            and North African consumption (2 880 kWh), and in line with the Middle Income Country consumption
            (2 008 kWh). However, only 9.82 per cent of this electricity consumption is from renewable sources.
            While this rate is in line with those reported, on average, by OECD countries, sustainable improvements
            need to be implemented or expanded, in order to include more sources such as solar, wind, hydro, tide
            and wave energy. It is also recommended that Bizerte analyses its annual residential thermal energy
            consumption and finds ways to lower it. Bizerte should also measure and report energy consumption
            in public buildings.

            Optimizing energy consumption: To this end, ITU Recommendations that guide modernization
            and optimization of various public energy use sources should be utilized, including, for example,
            Recommendations ITU-T Y.4458: ‘Requirements and functional architecture of a smart street light
            service’, ITU-T L.1210: ‘Sustainable power feeding solutions for 5G networks’, and ITU-T L.1316: ‘Energy
            efficiency framework’, along with Supplement L Suppl. 36: ITU-T L.1310: ‘Study on methods and metrics
            to evaluate energy efficiency for future 5G systems’.


























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