The Moroccan Association of Solar and Wind Energy is calling the government to ease administrative, legal and procedural measures they face in trying to produce self-generated electricity.
The memorandum was submitted to the Chairman of the Infrastructure, Energy, Mines and Environment Committee of the House of Representatives, and included a number of observations on the draft law regulating the self-production of electrical energy.
The Assembly itself confirmed that it was not consulted, and its opinion was not taken when drafting the aforementioned project.
The association believes that the current procedure does not match Morocco’s overall climate and renewables strategy, which the country has been implementing.
On the other hand, the association demanded that self-producers be allowed to raise the percentage of surplus production allowed to be sold to 50% instead of only 10%.
Parliament is expected to discuss this project, while the Moroccan Association for Solar and Wind Energy has demanded that it be forwarded to the concerned ministry.
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