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 Council (CESE) presented its opinion.
The 2019 Climate Performance Index, developed by Germanwatch, the Newclimate Institute and the Climate Action Network International (CAN), ranks Morocco as the second country in the world in terms of climate action. In this ranking, Morocco beats Lithuania and comes just after Sweden.
Morocco wants to fight against the evaporation of water in dams. A study of solar power plants has been entrusted to the German Suntrace by Masen. The adoption of floating photovoltaics would depend on the results on the cost of implementation and electricity production.
The objectives set by Morocco in terms of renewable energies should be met within the allotted time. This is what a study carried out by the Policy Center for the New South, entitled "Renewable Energies in Morocco: a model for Africa and emerging economies", indicates.
In an effort to save energy and contribute to environmental protection, the Casablanca Slaughterhouses have installed photovoltaic panels for an amount of 11.8 MDH. The goal is to reduce the electricity bill by 35%.
Morocco’s efforts in the fight against climate change and in agricultural transformation have been recognized and commended on Monday in Addis Ababa. The kingdom was awarded two prizes during the 33rd African Union (AU) Summit.
The world’s largest solar power tower, Noor, is located in Morocco and is propelling the Kingdom towards the future of renewable energy, according to the French monthly magazine "Sciences et Avenir".
Morocco has claimed the top spot in the ranking of Arab countries that are ahead in the production of electricity from renewable energies. It is followed by Egypt and Jordan.
The Ministry of Energy, in collaboration with the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy, has launched the call for expressions of interest (AMI) for the development of photovoltaic solar projects, as part of the multi-site solar program NOOR PV II (phase 1).
It is the Moroccan-French consortium "Navera/Engie" that will be responsible for the realization of the Gafsa photovoltaic power plant. The international call for tenders had been launched by the Tunisian Ministry of Industry and SMEs and the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company (STEG).
The process of energy transition at the level of Moroccan ports is now a reality, thanks to the partnership sealed between the National Ports Agency (ANP) and Masen.
With the world’s largest solar station, Morocco is now emerging as a leader in solar energy. The American news channel CNN has produced a report on the Moroccan model that continues to seduce.