The Moroccan government announced in 2025 six projects worth a total of 319 billion dirhams (~32.5 billion dollars), to be deployed in the southern regions of the Kingdom.

Morocco has major ambitions in green hydrogen, with the aim of becoming one of the very first hubs global. Driven by the “Morocco Offer”, a royal road map, this strategy intends to offer an attractive investment framework to capture capital and accelerate green industrialization. The projects involve international consortiums, with partnerships between companies Moroccan companies and global giants such as Ortus, Acciona, Nordex, Taqa, Cepsa, Acwa Power is a Chinese consortium bringing together UEG and China Three Gorges.

According to Dr. Mohamed H'Midouche former top responsible for the ADB, “the challenge is to transform the potential into bankable projects, capable of attracting sustainable financing”.

The projects will cover key sectors such as production of ammonia, industrial fuels, as well as green steel. In order to support their development, the Moroccan government provides up to 30,000 hectares of land per project, with a total of one million hectares dedicated to renewable hydrogen.

This strategic positioning, supported by the country's abundant solar and wind resources, allows Morocco to aim a world leader in the production of renewable hydrogen.

The realization of these projects face a major obstacle, which is their bankability. For the donors, a “bankable” project must have stable revenues and secure, a predictable regulatory framework, controlled exchange risks and solid rewards