Introduction This Power Guide was prepared by ADNA and provides an overview of the energy sector in the Kingdom of Morocco. The aim of this guide is to provide useful information to investors and
Law No. 40.19 allows industries to produce their own energy for their operating needs. These independent power producers ("IPPs") can also sell their surplus
Law n° 48-15 related to the regulation of the electricity sector and the creation of the National Electricity Regulatory Authority
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The Moroccan Government has undertaken a wide-ranging reform of the legal framework governing the renewable energy sector, including a new regime for self-generation. This includes a thorough
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Morocco''s energy transition is advancing with the ready regulatory framework for electricity self-production after years of development. The upcoming decrees for law 82-21 will enable
A Q&A guide to electricity regulation in Morocco. The Q&A gives a high-level overview of the domestic electricity market, including domestic electricity companies, electricity generation and renewable
Abstract This technical report presents a concise assessment of the Moroccan power system, in relation to the country''s pursued clean energy transition. It provides an introduction into the most critical
Law n° 40-19 amending and completing Law n° 13-09 related to renewable energies and Law n° 48-15 related to the regulation of the electricity sector and the creation of the National
Morocco continues its energy transformation by strengthening its National Electricity Regulatory Authority (ANRE), elevating it to become a broader, more powerful regulatory body. The
Chinese company Gotion High-Tech plans to begin production in Morocco in Q3 2026, establishing a 20 GWh industrial capacity focused on the
Regulation What other national regulatory measures are there, such as taxes on energy consumption and/or tax reliefs on energy-saving measures, that can encourage more efficient use of
This document provides an overview of electricity regulation in Morocco, detailing the structure of the electricity market, key legislation, and the roles of various entities involved in generation,
The National Electricity Regulatory Authority sets the tariff for the surplus of electrical energy for the regulatory period from March 1st, 2026 to February 28th,
MASEN aims to achieve the development of integrated electricity production from solar energy, with a minimum total capacity of 2000 MW. In addition to the regulatory arsenal, Morocco is set to create an
This law organises the regulation of the electricity sector and the creation of the national electricity regulatory authority. Specifically, it sets out the missions of the national transmission grid
To achieve this, the electricity industry must be restructured, and institutional capacities and regulatory requirements need to be improved. The framework conditions for decentralised expansion of renew
In Morocco, renewables now account for more than 19% of market energy, up from 18.5% in 2020. Installed renewable energy capacity has
Moroccan Regulator Drives Energy Sector Growth and Prioritizes Sustainable Development Moroccan Regulator Drives Energy Sector Growth and Prioritizes Sustainable Development March 2024 – The
Summary This law organises the regulation of the electricity sector and the creation of the national electricity regulatory authority.
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