In a decisive move to accelerate the Kingdom's green transition, Morocco is set to host a comprehensive series of expert-led workshops aimed at helping local enterprises slash energy consumption and pivot toward a competitive low-carbon economy. Spearheaded by the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), these targeted sessions will be rolled out across key industrial hubs including Agadir, Casablanca, and Tangier, offering corporate leaders vital insights into modern sustainable technologies.
Empowering Moroccan Industry Through Decarbonization
As global markets increasingly demand stringent environmental standards, mastering energy efficiency has become a core pillar of corporate competitiveness in Morocco. The upcoming workshops—led by specialized professionals under the second phase of the Energy Efficiency Support Project in Morocco (PEEM II)—will provide hands-on guidance. Participants will explore practical methodologies to lower operational energy waste within their facilities, integrate renewable energy sources, and seamlessly incorporate eco-friendly solutions across their supply chains.
These strategic initiatives align with Morocco’s broader national vision for sustainable development and energy sovereignty. By fostering a culture of energy conservation among small, medium, and large enterprises alike, the country continues to solidify its position as a regional leader in renewable energy deployment and industrial climate resilience.
Key Dates, Partnerships, and Institutional Backing
Business owners and industrial operators wishing to take part in this transformative program have until November 22, 2026, to submit their registrations. The interactive sessions are scheduled to take place sequentially: kicking off in Agadir on November 25, moving to Casablanca on December 1, and culminating in Tangier on December 3.
The PEEM II project driving these workshops enjoys robust institutional backing. It is financially supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and jointly implemented by GIZ alongside key Moroccan governmental partners. These include the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, the Moroccan Agency for Energy Efficiency (AMEE), and the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Through such collaborative frameworks, Morocco continues to bridge international expertise with local industrial growth, paving the way for a resilient, sustainable economic future.
As reported by aujourdhui.ma.
