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Solar panels in Morocco: answers in numbers
Cost, number of panels, ONEE tariff, Law 82-21 and choosing an installer: answers in numbers to the questions people ask before installing solar panels in Morocco.
How many solar panels do I need for my electricity bill?
For an electricity bill of 500 MAD a month, you need about 2.5 kWp: 5 panels of 500 Wp and about 13 m² of roof. The system costs about 27,500 MAD and saves around 3,070 MAD a year.
How much does a home solar system cost in Morocco in 2026?
A home solar installation in Morocco usually costs 8 to 15 MAD per installed watt-peak, about 11,000 MAD per kWp at the mid price. A 3 kWp system therefore comes to about 33,000 MAD, between 24,000 and 45,000 MAD depending on the installer and the equipment.
ONEE electricity tariff by tranche: the price per kWh
ONEE's residential electricity price runs from 0.9010 MAD per kWh (up to 100 kWh a month) to 1.5958 MAD (above 500 kWh), tax included. The more you use, the more your last kWh costs, and that is the kWh solar panels replace first.
Law 82-21: generating and selling your own solar power in Morocco
Law 82-21 lets households in Morocco generate their own electricity. Since Decree No. 2.25.100 of 5 March 2026, a system under 11 kW only needs a simple declaration, and surplus power fed into the grid is capped at 20% of yearly output.
Taqa Pro: choosing a certified solar installer in Morocco
Taqa Pro is the quality label for solar installers in Morocco, launched in 2018 by AMEE (the Moroccan Agency for Energy Efficiency), AMISOLE and the Cluster Solaire. Certified companies have completed training, passed a final exam and signed an ethics charter, and their installations can be audited.
Solar payback, city by city
Output, savings and payback for 35 Moroccan cities.