Morocco Sets Ambitious Goal: 52% Renewable Energy in Power Mix by 2030
8 December 2020
Reducing energy consumption by 20% by 2030 is the objective of the Moroccan plan for the development of renewable energies.
8 December 2020
Reducing energy consumption by 20% by 2030 is the objective of the Moroccan plan for the development of renewable energies.
30 November 2020
The draft law on self-production of electrical energy filed with the General Secretariat of the Moroccan government is causing waves in the business community. Renewable energy (…)
29 November 2020
Morocco has gained five places in terms of attractiveness in the renewable energy sector. This is what the London firm Ernst & Young (EY) indicates in its latest Renewable (…)
21 November 2020
Morocco wants to make the Sahara a strategic link to sub-Saharan Africa. This is in line with the vision of King Mohammed VI who, on November 7, 2020, on the occasion of the (…)
24 October 2020
A working session was devoted to the renewable energy strategy at the Royal Palace in Rabat. This meeting is part of the "monitoring of the major projects and strategic (…)
16 September 2020
Morocco is stepping up its efforts to accelerate the energy transition. The Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) has published an opinion in the Official Bulletin.
18 August 2020
The World Power-to-X Summit 2020, organized by the Institute for Solar Energy and New Energies Research (IRESEN), will be held from December 1 to 3 in Marrakech.
24 July 2020
A project to install submarine power cables is currently under study. The objective of this project, which is to connect Morocco to the British territory of Gibraltar, is to (…)
11 July 2020
Morocco wants to "accelerate the process of the energy transition to establish Morocco in the green growth". During a virtual meeting, the Economic, Social and Environmental (…)
2 May 2020
The 2019 Climate Performance Index, developed by Germanwatch, the Newclimate Institute and the Climate Action Network International (CAN), ranks Morocco as the second country (…)