The autonomous water and electricity distribution agency of Marrakech has announced a series of power cuts in certain neighborhoods. The partial load shedding is due to maintenance and network expansion work.
The Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (Masen) is studying the development of a hybrid photovoltaic/wind power plant that can power a green hydrogen plant. It will have an electrolysis capacity of around 100 MW. For the successful completion of this major project, the agency will benefit from the support of an international technical advisor.
The 50 turbines of the Midelt wind farm have been successfully assembled and installed. More than 120,000 households will therefore be able to be supplied with clean energy.
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.
Leveraging its potential, Morocco is keen to develop its green hydrogen production. Several initiatives have already been taken.
In Morocco, the import of waste is subject to standards. The only waste allowed is that which does not harm the environment and will be recovered and recycled, not landfilled.
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.
After investing in the production of alternative fuels, Anas Sefrioui is preparing to launch the construction of the first alternative energy production unit.
The Arab Ministerial Council of Electricity has recently validated the final amended version of the general convention and the convention of the common Arab electricity market. This project aims to achieve energy integration at the level of Arab countries and to establish the foundations for the exchange and trade of electrical energy.
Red Eléctrica Española (REE) has announced that it has detected a leak of biodegradable fluid in a reserve cable of the link connecting Spain to Morocco. However, it specifies that the incident does not affect the service.
With 40% of the shares of Madjaline Holding in its companies Sorexi and Bitulife, leaders in the manufacture and sale of asphalt, Cepsa is making a place for itself in the asphalt market in Morocco.
Anger is brewing in Moroccan households over the latest water and electricity bills distributed by the companies that manage them on a delegated basis. Fearing demonstrations, the Minister of the Interior has reminded these companies to order.