Source: atalayar.com
The Alawi kingdom starts the first phase of this major energy project, which is spread over several Moroccan towns and can generate a total of 333 MW.
Morocco continues to make progress in the country's green energy transition with leading projects in the region that are showing signs of less reliance on fossil fuels. The Kingdom has just started operating the first phase of Noor II, a mega solar energy project that is beginning to operate in the nation. This was announced by the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy (Masen) and the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development in a joint statement.
It consists of several solar plants located in different parts of the country. It is a project that is capable of generating a capacity of 333 megawatts, although in its entirety it can produce 400 MW. These small energy centres are distributed in different parts of the country. Among them, Ain Bni Mathar stands out, which is the plant that generates the most energy for the megaproject, with 184 MW.
It is followed as the second largest power producers by the Sidi Bennour, El Kelaa de Sraghna and Bejaad plants, which generate 48 MW respectively. In last place are the Tarudant and El Hajeb plants, which produce around 36 MW of clean energy.
