
Regus CFC My Way. Bloc D. Boulevard Main Street, Finance City, Casablanca, 20036, Morocco
Kenitra’s industrial base splits cleanly into two eras. To the east, in the commune of Amer Saflia, the Atlantic Free Zone has turned the city into one of Morocco’s main automotive and electronics manufacturing hubs, anchored by a vehicle assembly plant and the dense supplier network that followed it. Closer to the city centre, the older Bir Rami industrial zone — developed from 1982 — and the adjacent municipal zone still house a working mix of manufacturing, metalwork and general industry, alongside newer platforms such as Sidi Taibi and the P2I integrated industrial zone. Green Taqa designs solar systems for both realities: high-volume automotive production lines and long-established manufacturing facilities alike.
We start with your actual electricity bills and load pattern — whether that’s a multi-shift automotive supplier in the Atlantic Free Zone or a long-running workshop in Bir Rami.
We check roof structure, shading, and available land, since manufacturing halls and older industrial buildings often have very different starting conditions.
Our engineers size the system and select equipment to match your production schedule and electrical infrastructure.
We build a financial case from your real tariffs and consumption, showing payback and long-term savings specific to your facility.
We check technical, financial and regulatory factors early, including any free-zone conditions that apply to Atlantic Free Zone tenants.
You receive a complete report covering design, financials and expected performance, ready for internal sign-off.
We review your consumption history and visit your facility to understand real operating conditions.
We translate that data into a system sized and engineered for your site.
We finalise technical drawings and handle the permitting and compliance steps required.
Our team installs and commissions the system to a high engineering standard.
Typical Bill Reduction
Fixed-Rate Term
Coverage Area
Multi-shift automotive production and long-running manufacturing facilities both share a trait that matters for solar: steady daytime electricity use against a large, often flat roof. That pattern is common across both the Atlantic Free Zone and Kenitra’s older industrial areas, though every recommendation still starts with your actual electricity bills.
Automotive, Electronics & Manufacturing
Production Halls & Supplier Warehouses
Kenitra, Morocco
Up to 40%
~5 Years
Law 82-21
We understand the shift patterns and consistent power draw typical of automotive supplier operations.
Familiarity with the Industrial Acceleration Zone framework that applies to many Atlantic Free Zone tenants.
Feasibility, financing, construction and maintenance stay with one team throughout.
Support extends to Bir Rami, the municipal zone, and other established industrial areas around Kenitra.
Yes. We assess AFZ facilities the same way as any industrial site — roof or land area, consumption pattern and technical requirements — while factoring in the free-zone conditions that apply to many tenants there.
Often, yes. Building age matters less than roof condition and how much electricity you actually use during the day. We confirm this with a proper site assessment rather than assuming based on the zone.
It matters a lot. A facility running two or three shifts uses electricity very differently from a single-shift operation, and we size the system around your actual load curve rather than a standard industrial estimate.
Our engineers inspect your roof or land, check structural and electrical conditions, and gather the technical detail the feasibility study depends on. It typically takes place after we've reviewed your electricity bills.
Send us your recent electricity invoices and basic site details, and we'll return a consumption analysis with an initial estimate for your location in Kenitra.
Regus CFC My Way. Bloc D. Boulevard Main Street, Finance City, Casablanca, 20036, Morocco
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