
Morocco Seeks Solar Power Investment for Major Football Stadiums
The National Football Stadium Management Company in Morocco is looking for partners capable of investing in the energy self-sufficiency of the major stadiums in Morocco.

The National Football Stadium Management Company in Morocco is looking for partners capable of investing in the energy self-sufficiency of the major stadiums in Morocco.

The green hydrogen export programs developed by Morocco, Algeria and Egypt are not economically viable. This is revealed by a study carried out by the Dutch think tank Transnational Institute and the Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO), a research center based in Brussels.

The British renewable energy supplier Octopus Energy is interested in the project to build the 3,800 km submarine cable that will connect Morocco to the United Kingdom before 2030. In this regard, it has signed a financial and strategic partnership with the British company Xlinks.

The British company Xlinks, specialized in renewable energies, is working on the construction of the 3,800 km submarine cable to connect Morocco to the United Kingdom before 2030. It has announced a new date for the effective realization of this mega-project.

Volta Maroc, a subsidiary of the French group Voltalia, a company owned by the Mulliez family, better known for its Auchan, Decathlon, Kiabi, Pimkie, or Leroy Merlin stores, will carry out two solar power plants in the kingdom as part of the implementation of phase 1 of the Noor PV II solar photovoltaic program.

President Pedro Sanchez will seize the opportunity of his visit to Morocco starting this Thursday, to propose an energy alliance for the development of renewable energy and interconnection between the two countries.

The British company Xlinks, specialized in renewable energies, is making considerable efforts to build the 3,800 km submarine cable that will connect Morocco to the United Kingdom. The design of the cable-laying ship has recently been completed.

French companies are increasingly showing interest in investing in the renewable energy sector in Morocco.

The energy distributor, Factorenergia, plans to open a subsidiary in Morocco. Negotiations with the Moroccan authorities to materialize this ambition are underway, it is reported.

The British company Xlinks has launched a tender for the realization of geophysical and geotechnical studies with a view to the installation of the 3,800-kilometer submarine electric cable that will connect Morocco and the United Kingdom.

Total Eren, the renewable energy subsidiary of Total Energies, has decided to launch a mega green hydrogen and ammonia project in Guelmim-Oued Noun, with an investment cost of 100 billion dirhams. This will make Morocco a leader in the global green hydrogen ecosystem.

The British company Xlinks, which is carrying the project of submarine electrical interconnection between southern Morocco and the United Kingdom, is active. It has launched a tender for marine geophysical and geotechnical studies.