Generic Actions
These are generic actions (tangible or intangible investments) that can be carried out without a mandatory energy audit. They are eligible for financial support through the FTE and apply to all economic sectors.
Generic energy management actions in the transport sector are intended to encourage companies to implement measures that reduce fuel consumption, improve the energy efficiency of their fleets, and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. These actions may be proposed on the companies’ own initiative, based on their needs and their energy efficiency and decarbonization objectives, without first requiring an energy audit. They are then reviewed by the Directorate of Energy Efficiency in the Transport Sector with a view to their inclusion in a programme contract concluded with ANME. This approach simplifies procedures, shortens implementation times, and promotes the widespread adoption of energy management and GHG emission reduction actions in the transport sector.
To simplify the procedures for accessing FTE support by facilitating the digital submission of applications for energy management projects.
Steps description
- The company downloads the simplified action sheet from the REEME website: https://reeme.tn/index.php/Admin/Recherche
- It fills in:
- Workbook 2: Identification (administrative and energy information),
- Workbooks 4 to 8: details of the proposed projects.
- Workbook 3: Summary: filled in automatically from the other data.
- The file and an official request are sent by email to:
boc@anme.nat.tn
- ANME checks the content and forwards the action sheets to the Technical Commission.
- A ministerial decision setting the premiums is signed after approval by the Commission.
- The company signs a programme contract with ANME specifying:
- The validated action plan.
- The mutual commitments:
- The company: carries out the actions within the agreed deadlines.
- ANME: grants the financial and tax incentives in accordance with the regulations.
