Moroccan renewable energy investor Platinum Power is collaborating with Chinese engineering firm CFHEC to construct a 108 MW hydropower plant in Morocco at a cost of $300m. By the end of 2018, Morocco had installed 1.77 GW of hydropower, along with 1.21 GW of wind and 700 MW of solar. It has pledged to generate 52% of its energy from renewables by 2030. CFHEC, a subsidiary of state-owned construction company CCCC, will also work with Platinum on further green energy projects in Africa.
Moroccan renewable energy investor Platinum Power is collaborating with Chinese engineering firm CFHEC to construct a 108 MW hydropower plant in Morocco at a cost of $300m. By the end of 2018, Morocco had installed 1.77 GW of hydropower, along with 1.21 GW of wind and 700 MW of solar. It has pledged to generate more than 52% of its energy from renewables by 2030. CFHEC, a subsidiary of state-owned construction company CCCC, will also work with Platinum on further green energy projects in Africa.