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Morocco’s ambassador to India, Mohammed Maliki, announced that renewable energy accounted for 46.7% of the Kingdom’s installed electricity capacity at the end of June, up from 37.1% in 2021. Morocco aims to exceed 52% by 2030. The Kingdom plans to add 18,088 megawatts of electricity capacity between 2026 and 2030, including 6,722 megawatts of solar power and around 2,230 megawatts of battery storage, to keep pace with rising electricity demand. The projects include the Noor Atlas program, which will build six solar plants with a combined capacity of 305 megawatts, scheduled to begin operating in 2027, as well as stronger cooperation with the International Solar Alliance and investment in green hydrogen.
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