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Morocco is accelerating its energy strategy, aiming to enhance renewable energy capacity and position itself as an energy hub between Europe and Africa. The country has 12.2 GW of installed power, with renewables accounting for 5.6 GW.

By 2030, it targets 52% renewable capacity, potentially reaching 60%. Morocco plans to add 3 GW of solar by 2028 and is investing $37 billion in green hydrogen projects, expecting to produce 8 million tons annually. Infrastructure investment of 25 billion dirhams is needed to support the growing electricity demand, which is increasing at 7.2% per year.