Azilal Province, Morocco. The installation of 9,000 out of 17,670 systems across 940 villages in the North African country comes only a year after a partnership agreement was signed between Masdar and Morocco’s Office National de l’Electricité et de l’Eau Potable. Courtsy Masdar
Beni Mellal Province, Morocco. All of the solar home systems are designed, supplied and installed under a project that is being executed by the Masdar Special Projects team. Courtsy Masdar
Beni Mellal. Along with other local initiatives, the full installation will result in 99 per cent of rural Morocco having energy access by the end of 2017. Courtsy Masdar
Beni Mellal. The solar home systems are bringing energy access to those rural areas that still lack access to the national grid. Courtsy Masdar
Beni Mellal. Each of the installed systems consists of 290-watt solar panels and batteries with sufficient storage capacity for three days, thus ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Courtsy Masdar
Boulemane Province. The systems include energy-efficient appliances such as LED lamps and a 165 litre refrigerator. Courtsy Masdar
Khenifra Province. The total project is expected to be fully completed by the second half of 2016. Courtsy Masdar
frane Province. The installation of 9,000 out of 17,670 systems across 940 villages comes only a year after the partnership agreement was signed between Masdar and Morocco’s Office National de l’Electricité et de l’Eau Potable. Courtsy Masdar
Ifrane. The solar home systems are bringing energy access to those rural areas that still lack access to the national grid. Courtsy Masdar
Ifrane. Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company, has installed 50 per cent of the solar home systems as part of an innovative project to electrify rural Morocco. Courtsy Masdar
Boulemane. All of the 290-watt solar home systems are designed, supplied and installed under a project that is being executed by the Masdar Special Projects team. Courtsy Masdar
Ifrane. Each of the installed systems consists of 290-watt solar panels and batteries with sufficient storage capacity for three days, thus ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Courtsy Masdar
Khenifra Province. The systems include energy-efficient appliances such as LED lamps and a 165 litre refrigerator. Courtsy Masdar
Khenifra. The total project is expected to be fully completed by the second half of 2016. Courtsy Masdar
The installation of 9,000 out of 17,670 systems across 940 villages comes only a year after the partnership agreement was signed between Masdar and Morocco’s Office National de l’Electricité et de l’Eau Potable. Courtsy Masdar
Khenifra. All of the 290-watt solar home systems are designed, supplied and installed under a project that is being executed by the Masdar Special Projects team. They include a 156 litre refrigerator. Courtsy Masdar
Azilal. The solar home systems are bringing energy access to those rural areas that still lack access to the national grid. Courtsy Masdar
Rehamna Province. Each of the installed systems consists of 290-watt solar panels and batteries with sufficient storage capacity for three days, thus ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Courtsy Masdar
Rehamna. Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company, has installed 50 per cent of the solar home systems as part of an innovative project to electrify rural Morocco. Courtsy Masdar
Sefrou Province. The solar home systems are bringing energy access to those rural areas that still lack access to the national grid. Courtsy Masdar
Sefrou. Each of the installed systems consists of 290-watt solar panels and batteries with sufficient storage capacity for three days, thus ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Courtsy Masdar
Sefrou. The total project is expected to be fully completed by the second half of 2016. Courtsy Masdar