One of the jewels of the hotel industry in Marrakech is starting its energy transition and has entrusted us with the study and deployment of its photovoltaic project.
On Friday 1st July, Le Matin group organised a conference in Casablanca on the theme: “Energy Sovereignty: where does Morocco stand? Thierry Poitout, Managing Director and Rayan Margaoui, Director of Development and Partnerships, represented SOLAREXPORT MAROC at this conference on the energy transition in Morocco.
In the context of the Moroccan-German cooperation, a project to strengthen the quality infrastructure for photovoltaic energy in Morocco has been developed by the German Metrology Institute (PTB) together with the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development (MTEDD).
The 2022 edition of Solaire Expo Maroc, a key event for renewable energy professionals in Morocco, was once again a success. A SOLAREXPORT delegation was present on the stand of our partner, the Solar Cluster. Review in pictures.
Aware of the upcoming changes that will directly impact the export industries, we recently published the following post: “Moroccan SMEs in export: about the 2023 carbon tax”. Indeed, the European Union will soon deploy its Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (BCAM), commonly known as “carbon tax”, and Moroccan export industries are directly concerned by these measures.
In an increasingly competitive global economic context, the issue of industrial sovereignty has become an unavoidable subject of reflection, especially for Morocco with regard to renewable energies in general, and solar energy in particular.
about us
Solarexport is a manufacturer and integrator of solar solutions based in Marrakech, Morocco.
