Morocco has launched a prequalification process to select companies to build, operate and maintain new solar power plants across the country. The facilities will have a combined capacity of at least 350 megawatts (MW), according to information published by Al Arabiya Morocco, citing a report from Media24.
The Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (MASEN) announced the launch of the process as part of the Noor programme, which aims to expand electricity production from renewable energy sources.
Interested companies must submit their applications by November 30, 2026.
Morocco Expands Its Solar Energy Capacity
The new projects form part of Morocco’s efforts to develop its renewable energy sector. Through the Noor programme, the country aims to increase solar electricity production and diversify its energy sources.
The planned solar power plants will add at least 350 MW of capacity. However, the announcement does not specify the locations of the facilities or the companies that will be selected.
Companies Have Until November 30 to Apply
MASEN has opened the prequalification stage to identify companies capable of building, operating and maintaining the planned facilities.
Interested firms have until November 30, 2026, to submit their applications. Further details about the selected companies and the implementation schedule were not included in the announcement.
The project marks another step in Morocco’s efforts to expand renewable electricity production through its national solar energy programme.