Solar energy in Morocco · Since 2014
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Indicative estimate based on 2026 ONEE tariffs and an average yield of 1,600 kWh per kWp per year. Your actual result depends on your roof, your consumption profile and your region.
From a villa roof to a farm borehole, every system is sized on your actual consumption. Never on a standard kit.
Stay connected to the grid and produce your own electricity. Your ONEE bill drops from the first sunny day.
Panels and batteries for comfortable living far from the grid, or for putting power cuts behind you.
Irrigate with sunshine instead of diesel, with a 30% state subsidy on the kit.
Hot water all year round, with savings of up to 75% compared with gas or electricity.
Some of the highest sunshine levels in the world, progressive ONEE tariffs that punish heavy users, and since 2026 a legal framework that is finally clear: law 82-21 allows residential self-production with a simple declaration below 11 kW.
Sources: IEA, Masen, Ministry of Energy Transition. The 52% target refers to installed capacity.
One point of contact from start to finish. You always know where your project stands.
A technician visits your site, reviews your bills and inspects your roof. This step costs you nothing.
Exact brands, power in kWp, estimated annual production and written warranties. You compare with full transparency.
Our own technicians fit the panels, inverter and protections, usually within a few days.
Declaration to the grid operator, switch-on, then after-sales service. Our relationship does not end when the panels go up.
« I installed solar panels to cut the electricity bill for my business premises. The team was serious and the installation was clean. »
« Professional service from first contact through to installation. They studied our consumption before proposing a solution. »
« A very good experience. The team is punctual, respectful and explains things simply. The installation is clean and the after-sales follow-up is reassuring. »
For a grid-connected home, 2026 market prices run from 10,000 to 14,000 DH per installed kWp, so roughly 30,000 to 42,000 DH for 3 kWp, batteries not included. The exact figure depends on your roof and your consumption: that is precisely what the free survey works out.
Not yet for households. Since June 2026, law 82-21 and its implementing decree let you produce your own power with a simple declaration (under 11 kW on low voltage). Selling surplus, capped at 20% of annual production, is open to businesses connected at medium or high voltage; the low-voltage buyback tariff has not yet been set by ANRE. In practice, we size your system so you use what you produce: that is where the savings are.
25 to 30 years of useful production. Manufacturer warranties cover output for up to 25 years, and the inverter, the only part you replace along the way, carries a 5 to 10 year warranty depending on the brand.
A standard grid-tied system shuts down with the grid, for safety. If outages are a real issue where you live, a hybrid system with batteries takes over automatically: your essential equipment keeps running.
No. Since the decree implementing law 82-21 came into force in June 2026, a residential system under 11 kW on low voltage only needs a simple declaration to the grid operator. We prepare that declaration for you.
Yes, and by a lot: a panel that is never cleaned can lose 15 to 25% of its output in three months in Morocco. Rinsing with clean water every two to three months is enough in most regions; we show you how to do it without scratching the panels.
The FDA subsidy covers 30% of your solar pumping kit, and pumped water costs about 0.44 DH per m³ against 1.67 DH on diesel. 2026 prices, sizing and paperwork explained.
A 550 Wp panel runs 900 to 1,050 DH, a turnkey installation around 10,000 to 14,000 DH per kWp: the real cost of solar in Morocco in 2026, item by item.
Panels last 25 to 30 years, the installer makes the difference. The full checklist for comparing quotes, checking warranties and avoiding the traps of the Moroccan market.
A technician visits your home, studies your consumption and hands you a clear quote. Free, with no obligation.
