Tunisia is moving forward on two fronts to win a place in the green fuel race: on the one hand, university research sheds light on the technical path; on the other hand, major international groups are already putting money on the table. e-kerosene, an asset of competitiveness Professor Mohamed Sadok Guellouz, a researcher in energy engineering interviewed by the TAP on the sidelines of a workshop in Tunis, is advocating three priority projects: …
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Tunisia is moving forward on two fronts to win a place in the green fuel race: on the one hand, university research sheds light on the technical path; on the other hand, major international groups are already putting money on the table. e-kerosene, an asset of competitiveness Professor Mohamed Sadok Guellouz, a researcher in energy engineering interviewed by the TAP on the sidelines of a workshop in Tunis, is advocating three priority projects: …