Wind power in Morocco

Amogdoul Wind Farm, Essaouira

In 2013, 5,05% of electricity produced in Morocco was coming from wind power.^[1] The current installed capacity as of 2014, is 750 MW, with an objective of 2,000 MW by 2020.^[2]

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Wind power by country

Overview	Wind power industry

Africa	Kenya Morocco

Asia	China (Hong Kong) Georgia India Iran Japan Pakistan Philippines Thailand Turkey

Europe	Austria Belgium Croatia Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Lithuania Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Russia Spain Sweden United Kingdom

North America	Canada Mexico United States

Oceania	Australia New Zealand

South America	Brazil Uruguay

Portals: Energy
Renewable energy
Sustainable development

Economy of Morocco

Industries and sectors

Overview	Agriculture Finance Fishing Tourism

Energy	Energy policy Desertec Medgrid Renewable energy Wind power

Technology	Information technology Science and technology Telecommunications

Trade and investment	Casablanca Stock Exchange Companies Investment MADEX Trade

Transportation	Airlines Autoroutes Rail transport ONCF Tanger-Med port Transportation

Related topics

Regional economies	Casablanca Tangier Western Sahara

Free trade agreements	Agadir Agreement Euro-Med FTA GAFTA Morocco–United States FTA

Government policies	Bank Al-Maghrib Plan Azur Plan Emergence Privatization

History	Economic history Falus Trade history

Currency: Moroccan dirham

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Wind power in Morocco

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