Casablanca's ambitious waste-to-energy project has taken a significant step forward. The consortium comprising Kanadevia Inova, Nareva, and Itochu has officially signed the concession contract with the Commune of Casablanca, marking the formal start of the project's implementation phase.
The project aims to treat and valorize the solid waste of Morocco's largest city, converting it into energy. This initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize waste management infrastructure in the kingdom and reduce landfill dependency.
According to available information, the plant is expected to have a significant processing capacity, though specific figures have not been officially disclosed. The consortium brings together expertise in waste-to-energy technology (Kanadevia Inova), local energy development (Nareva), and international trading and investment (Itochu).
The signing ceremony took place in Casablanca, with representatives from the consortium and local authorities present. This project is seen as a model for other Moroccan cities looking to adopt sustainable waste management solutions.
