Panels that make your ONEE bill melt away.
You stay connected to the grid. During the day your panels power the house or the business; at night the grid takes over. The most expensive brackets on your bill simply disappear.
- Sized on your actual bills, not on a standard kit
- Panels from international brands, warranted for up to 25 years
- Grid operator declaration prepared by us (law 82-21)
- Real-time production monitoring in the inverter app
What you should know
- Typical size · 3 to 9 kWp for a home; up to several hundred kWp for a business
- 2026 price guide · 10,000 to 14,000 DH per installed kWp, indicative, batteries not included
- Savings · 60 to 80% of the bill depending on consumption profile (estimate)
- Payback · Usually 5 to 8 years (estimate, depending on consumption and region)
- Warranties · Up to 25 years on the panels, 5 to 10 years on the inverter
Sun by day, grid by night.
Self-consumption is the most profitable model in Morocco today, because every kWh you produce replaces a kWh bought at the highest rate.
ONEE brackets work in your favor
Billing is progressive: the more you use, the more each kWh costs, up to around 1.60 DH. Solar shaves off those top brackets first, where the savings are biggest.
A legal framework that is finally clear
Since June 2026, a residential system under 11 kW only needs a simple declaration to the grid operator. We handle the file for you.
Businesses: surplus can be sold
On medium and high voltage, law 82-21 allows selling up to 20% of annual production to ONEE at the tariff set by ANRE. For households, the low-voltage buyback tariff is still to come: so we size systems to consume, not to inject.
Frequently asked questions
What does a 3 kWp system for a house cost?
Expect around 30,000 to 42,000 DH installed, as a guide (2026 market prices, batteries not included). A 3 kWp system produces roughly 4,500 to 5,000 kWh per year in Morocco, enough to cover most of an average household's consumption.
Do I need batteries?
No, not to save money. On a grid-tied system, batteries only make sense if you want to keep equipment running through power cuts. They add 30,000 to 80,000 DH to the budget and stretch the payback.
Can my meter run backwards?
No. Net metering does not exist in Morocco. The system is set up to cover your consumption, and any surplus is either limited technically or, for medium-voltage businesses, sold within the cap of 20% of annual production.
How long does the work take?
For a house, installation usually takes a few days. The declaration and switch-on follow; we manage those steps and keep you informed.
Your roof can do more than keep you dry.
A technician visits your home, studies your consumption and hands you a clear quote. Free, with no obligation.