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Morocco-Spain Power Link: Pressure or Partnership
Reopening the Seville crisis into political and media discussions in Spain has revealed the use of the electricity interconnection issue between Morocco and Spain as a potential tool to pressure Rabat. The two submarine cables, which began operating in 1997 and 2006, connect the two countries' grids with a capacity of up to 1,400 megawatts. They represent a strategic element to strengthen electrical cooperation, support the stability of the Moroccan grid, achieve balance in its electrical system, and expand the variety of energy sources. This interconnection is seen as more than just an energy exchange; it could be used as a pressure tactic, especially in the context of tensions related to migration and border issues.
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