Morocco is taking another significant step in its energy transition. During a high-level steering committee meeting for the “L’Offre Maroc” initiative, chaired by the country’s Prime Minister, five major national and international investors were chosen to develop six large-scale green hydrogen projects. These ventures, concentrated in the southern regions of the country, represent a staggering investment of 319 billion dirhams.
This initiative aligns perfectly with Morocco’s broader vision of positioning itself as a global leader in green hydrogen. With abundant solar and wind energy resources, the country is strategically leveraging its potential to become a key hub for the production and export of synthetic fuels and green ammonia.
Beyond bolstering its renewable energy capacity, Morocco aims to enhance its appeal to international industries and partners committed to reducing carbon emissions. These projects will not only help meet the rising demand for clean energy but will also accelerate the development of a competitive and sustainable hydrogen sector.
This latest milestone reinforces Morocco’s ongoing commitment to carbon neutrality and clean energy development. With this massive investment, the country is solidifying its role as a leader in Africa and the broader Euro-Mediterranean region, paving the way for a more sustainable energy ecosystem.
Green hydrogen is now a strategic priority for Morocco, both economically and environmentally. Through these transformative projects, the nation is reaffirming its ambition to become a global energy hub and a model for sustainable development.
