Preloader

Tanger Automotive City (TAC)

An Industrial Acceleration Zone Built for the Automotive Value Chain

Solar Energy for Automotive Manufacturers and Suppliers in Tanger Automotive City

Tanger Automotive City was established in 2013 in Anjra as a dedicated Industrial Acceleration Zone for the automotive value chain, spanning around 517 hectares (350 net) across 381 plots. TAC 1 accounts for 295 of those plots, with TAC 2, launched in 2019, adding a further 86. The zone sits close to Renault Tanger Med, around 20 kilometres from Tanger Free Zone, roughly 22 kilometres from Tanger Med Port and about 14 kilometres from Tangier itself, placing it inside a wider automotive and logistics ecosystem rather than as an isolated industrial estate. Green Taqa works with manufacturers, component suppliers and logistics operators across TAC, sizing each solar system around the specific facility rather than the zone as a whole.

What We Offer

Solar Considerations Across the Automotive Supply Chain

Tier 1 Suppliers

Large component and systems suppliers often run substantial production floors with consistent daytime electricity demand, a profile worth assessing for solar.

Tier 2 Suppliers

Specialised component, material and subsystem suppliers vary widely in scale, so each facility is assessed on its own electrical infrastructure and roof conditions.

Tier 3 Suppliers

Smaller, specialised manufacturers and upstream suppliers can still be strong solar candidates where roof space and daytime consumption align.

Manufacturing & Assembly Facilities

Production equipment, lighting, HVAC and compressed air systems typically drive steady electricity use through the working day.

Warehousing & Logistics Buildings

Distribution and storage facilities often have large, uninterrupted roof areas, though suitability still depends on structural capacity.

Automotive Offices & Support Buildings

Administrative and support facilities have a different load profile again, generally centred on HVAC, lighting and IT equipment.

Our Project Approach

How a TAC Solar Project Can Be Evaluated

Consumption & Roof Review

For a component manufacturer or supplier facility, this typically starts with a review of electricity bills and available roof area.

Technical Site Inspection

Our engineers inspect structural, electrical and operational conditions specific to the facility.

System Sizing & Integration

The system is sized and designed to integrate with the facility's existing electrical infrastructure.

Installation & Commissioning

Once approved, the system is installed, tested and commissioned for full operation.

Our Impact

2 km

To Renault Tanger Med

22 km

To Tanger Med Port

14 km

To Tangier

TAC 1 and TAC 2: One Zone, Two Development Phases

TAC 1 makes up the original 295 plots of the zone, while TAC 2, launched in 2019, added a further 86 plots as an extension rather than a separate industrial area. Together they form one automotive-focused ecosystem connected to Renault Tanger Med, Tanger Med Port and Tanger Free Zone, each a distinct but closely linked piece of the wider Tanger Med industrial platform.

Electrical & Wiring

Harnesses, Cabling & Electronic Systems

Plastic & Rubber Components

Technical & Interior Parts

Metal Components

Stamped & Machined Parts

Tooling & Moulds

Production Equipment Manufacturing

Interior Components

Automotive Interior Systems

Automotive Logistics

Warehousing & Distribution

Why Choose Green Taqa

What Automotive Businesses in TAC Can Expect

Facility-Specific Assessment

Every proposal is based on the individual facility's roof, electrical infrastructure and consumption, not a zone-wide template.

Understanding of Supply-Chain Diversity

Familiarity with how energy needs differ between large manufacturers, mid-tier suppliers and smaller subcontractors.

A Single Accountable Team

Feasibility, financing, construction and maintenance stay with a single accountable team.

Planning for Future Expansion

System design can account for a facility's longer-term production and space plans, not only its current profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions From Automotive Businesses in TAC

TAC is home to businesses across the automotive value chain, from component and systems manufacturers to Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers, tooling producers and logistics operators.

It can be, depending on the facility. Production floors with steady daytime electricity use and available roof space are generally strong candidates, though this is confirmed through a proper site assessment.

Yes. We assess manufacturing, warehousing and logistics facilities individually, based on their own roof conditions and electricity consumption rather than a single automotive-sector assumption.

Yes. System design can take a facility's longer-term production and space plans into account, not just its current electricity profile.

Send us your recent electricity invoices and basic site details, and we will return a consumption analysis with an initial estimate for your location in Tanger Automotive City.