The companies Enlight Renewable Energy and NewMedEnergy signed an agreement on August 15 to implement new projects in the field of renewable energies in several Arab countries, including Morocco.
Since the normalization of their relations, Morocco and Israel are working to develop their economic cooperation. Israeli companies operating in the field of renewable energies want to conquer the Moroccan market but also markets in the Middle East.
The repowering work on the Nassim Koudia Al Baida wind farm will soon be launched. The financing of this project initiated by the National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) has just been completed and the commissioning is scheduled for the 2nd quarter of 2024.
Spain’s electricity exports to Morocco via the submarine interconnection in the Strait of Gibraltar have risen in May, amid a crisis between Spain and Algeria.
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 engineering company Grupotec has decided to close its office in Morocco and strengthen its presence in Europe, particularly in Spain, where it has major projects under construction and in development in the renewable energy sector.
Enagás CEO Arturo Gonzalo Aizpiri stated on Tuesday that Spain exports more gas to France through the interconnections at Irún (Guipúzcoa) and Larrau (Navarre) than it imports from Algeria via the Medgaz.
Moroccan drivers will have to expect a new increase in the price of gasoline at service stations due to imported inflation.
Morocco plans to install about twenty desalination plants by 2030 to address the problems related to water scarcity, announced the Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka.
Morocco has discovered "significant quantities" of lithium, located in the border area with Mauritania. A deposit that suggests the kingdom’s independence from this raw material and a strengthening of the renewable energy sector.
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 pursuing its efforts to build the 3,800 km submarine cable to connect Morocco to the United Kingdom. The location of the factory that will manufacture the submarine cables is now known.