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OCP Invests 170 Million in Morocco Battery Storage
The article focused on the development by the Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP) of a new project in Morocco, which involves operating the country's first large-scale electricity storage system using lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries at the Jemaa El Jemaa site, with an investment of 170 million MAD. The system, with a capacity of 25 MW and a storage capacity of up to 125 MWh, aims to reduce energy costs by 25% during peak periods and improve the stability of electricity supply by storing solar-generated electricity and using it when needed. The project is part of OCP's strategy to develop clean energy sources and achieve Moroccan industrial integration in battery technology, relying on local expertise and international partnerships. Its goal is to enhance industrial competitiveness and reduce dependence on traditional electricity during peak hours.
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