Tunisia has started production at the long-awaited Nawara gas field, a development that is expected to transform the country’s energy balance and provide a significant boon to state finances.
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Articles & Analysis | Morocco seeks to reduce reliance on energy imports from The Report: Morocco 2020
As Morocco continues to rely on imports of coal, gas and oil to satisfy its energy requirements, the need to reduce its dependence on imports has long been a priority. To this end, the country has sought to develop its renewable energy capacity, alongside new hydrocarbons exploration projects. A combination of favourable regulatory conditions...
Articles & Analysis | Morocco turns to renewable resources and natural gas to diversify its energy mix from The Report: Morocco 2020
Morocco has long depended on international markets to fulfil its energy generation needs. Unlike nearby countries such as Algeria and Libya, Morocco has not had the advantage of large-scale hydrocarbons reserves to fuel its economic development. Although this has left the country vulnerable to fluctuating global oil prices, it has also led...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Abderrahim El Hafidi, General Director, National Office for Electricity and Drinking Water (Office National de l’Electricité et de l’Eau Potable, ONEE): Interview from The Report: Morocco 2020
How would you assess Morocco’s efforts to manage its energy bill, and will it be reduced in the future?
Articles & Analysis | To expand access to energy in underserved regions, governments must choose between traditional or new sources of power from The Report: Morocco 2020
The duel aims of rapidly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and providing greater access to energy for underserved regions of the world are proving to be a complex challenge in need of innovative solutions and major investment. Repeated warnings from scientists regarding the economic and environmental consequences of unabated carbon emissions...