Morocco is advancing its green transition by building a national reference framework for a decarbonized economy, according to recent reports. The initiative aims to align the country's economic sectors with climate goals, leveraging its renewable energy potential, which already accounts for over 40% of installed capacity as of 2025.
The framework, developed by the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, sets sector-specific targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Key areas include energy, industry, transport, and agriculture, with a focus on increasing energy efficiency and expanding solar and wind power projects.
Morocco has committed to reducing its emissions by 45.5% by 2030 under its updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). The new framework is expected to mobilize investments in green technologies and create jobs in sustainable sectors, supporting the country's goal of becoming a regional leader in climate action.
