Keywords: Energy Project
The ambitious Xlinks Morocco-UK power project, set to become the world's longest subsea cable at 4,000 kilometers, is actively seeking political backing to secure its £24 billion ($29.9 billion) investment plan. The project aims to connect Moroccan renewable energy directly to British homes,......
TotalEnergies and Hutchinson have announced a joint initiative to develop a cutting-edge solar energy project in Morocco, featuring advanced photovoltaic technology. According to Solar Quarter, the collaboration involves the installation of 2,850 high-performance photovoltaic modules, delivering a solar......
The ambitious Xlinks project, designed to connect Morocco's renewable energy resources with the United Kingdom, has taken a major step forward by opting to route its 3,800-kilometer undersea cable through Spanish waters. This groundbreaking green energy initiative reflects a strategic choice to avoid......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI has long praised the Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline, emphasizing its potential to foster African development and improve the living standards of the continent’s population. Morocco is set to begin the process of launching tenders for the pipeline in 2025, marking a significant......
In a groundbreaking move for the future of renewable energy, Xlinks First Ltd. has announced a major investment of $14.1 million from the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), a leading provider of infrastructure solutions across the African continent. This bold investment aims to advance the development......
The $25 billion Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline (NMGP) project is on the brink of a significant milestone, as the final investment decision (FID) is expected by the end of 2024, announced Mele Kyari, Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). Kyari made this......
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