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Morocco Net-Metering legislation (Law n°58-15)
In the end of 2015 the government of Morocco adopted Law n°58-15 amending renewable energy law and introducing net-metering scheme for solar PV and onshore wind plants. Only power plants connected to the high-voltage grid may participate. Those connected to the middle- and low-voltage level will also be eligible at a later date.
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Jordan
The government of Jordan targets 10% of energy mix to come from renewables by 2020. The country has set up a fund, as well as duties and taxes exemptions on all manufactured locally and imported renewable energy sources equipment and systems.
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Montenegro
The Energy Development Strategy of Montenegro sets out objectives and defines mechanisms for the transition from the current energy system to a safe, competitive and environmentally acceptable energy paradigm by 2025. It also provides guidelines for the development of the energy sector with the aim of attracting investors.
Data for Montenegro is included under Serbia until 2004.- Overview
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China’s Official Energy Finance in Emerging and Developing Economies Case 5. Silk Road fund commitment in African Infrastructure Investment Fund IV
…digital infrastructure and logistics. The fund has invested in 12 companies to date. Key energy-related financing projects include the NOA Group, a renewable energy platform in South Africa focused on renewable generation and storage; the N+One Data Centers in Morocco and Senegal, which are expanding digital infrastructure in lower-carbon electricity and greater renewable energy sourcing; and the acquisition of the Logistics Group (TLG), which operates rail and port assets and is working to cut corridor emissions through improved operational efficiency.Through its participation, the SRF gains exposure to a diversified portfolio of sustainable assets across multiple African…
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Electricity 2026 Reliability
…across the region, affecting Spain, Portugal, and a small border region of France. System collapse happened in a matter of seconds, bringing the Iberian Peninsula to a powerful voltage blackout. Leveraging cross-border interconnections with France and Morocco while domestic black-start units came online significantly accelerated the restoration process in Spain, demonstrating the benefits of regional interconnectivity. The rapid restoration – completed within 12-16 hours – reflects the effectiveness of established restoration procedures and cross-border co‑ordination, underscoring the importance of the EU’s electricity interconnection objectives.Another significant power outage associated with voltage instability took place in North Macedonia....
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Global Hydrogen Review 2026 Executive summary
…a result, fertiliser production costs have increased worldwide, as urea prices doubled between January and May 2026. These pressures have been compounded by rising natural gas prices and export restrictions imposed by major suppliers. Even modest reductions in fertiliser use can lead to declines in crop yields, posing risks to the food supply chain. The risk is particularly acute in import-dependent agricultural economies, such as Morocco, which meets all its demand for ammonia with imports, 40% of which come from the Middle East, or Brazil, Australia, South Africa and Thailand, which meet all their demand for urea with imp...
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Global EV Outlook 2025 Executive summary
…the largest car market in Latin America, electric car sales more than doubled to 125 000 in 2024, reaching a sales share of over 6%. Sales in Africa also more than doubled, too, mostly thanks to growing sales in Egypt and Morocco, though electric cars still represent less than 1% of total car sales across the continent. Policy support and relatively affordable electric car imports from China played a central role in increasing sales in some emerging electric vehicle (EV) markets, accounting for 85% of electric car sales in both Brazil and Thailand, for example. Across all emerging economies outside of…
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Global Hydrogen Review 2025 Investment and innovation
…energy VC. Publicly traded hydrogen companies have also continued to see lower investor returns and revenues over the past year.Development finance institutions are increasingly backing blended finance structures, with recent disbursements focused on early-stage costs, including projects in Brazil, Egypt, Morocco, Namibia and South Africa.A record number of technologies advanced in technology readiness level (TRL) over the past year, across the hydrogen value chain. First-of-a-kind pilot projects included microwave plasma pyrolysis and synthetic fuel production via Fischer–Tropsch synthesis from solar-converted biogas to syngas, and moving towards larger scale using biogenic CO2. Infrastructure milestones…
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Global Hydrogen Review 2025 Policies
…and at a global level with H2Global. The same is true for tax incentives, which are now fully defined in Australia, Canada, Finland, Morocco and the United States.Certification is progressing, with the ISO standard on track to be fully in place by 2025/2026. This can serve as a guideline for countries that are still developing their schemes. India launched its certification scheme, and the European Union has now recognised schemes and certification bodies that can certify renewable hydrogen and ensure compliance with EU mandates.Infrastructure regulation has gained clarity, with several European countries defining the methodology for tariff-setting and…
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What Next for the Global Car Industry Policy and strategic actions
…European Union, United Kingdom); sharpening EV advantages (e.g. Japan, Korea); playing to domestic strengths (e.g. Canada, Mexico, United States); investing for balanced growth (e.g. Thailand, Indonesia, Morocco, Brazil, South Africa, Türkiye); seizing new opportunities (e.g. Egypt, Viet Nam, Chile, Nigeria).Several of the archetype countries have the opportunity to build on extensive existing capabilities in internal combustion engine (ICE) car assembly and supply chains. Existing industrial clusters and know-how represent a competitive advantage, as well as a source of revenue from ICE vehicle sales as electric car markets ramp up. However, there will also be new opportunities for countries…
