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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.
Calculate for my address →Check that an installer is certified
The label is the only independent quality signal for photovoltaic installers in Morocco. The official list of certified companies is published on the Taqa Pro website: check the company's name there before you sign.
Comparing quotes
- Ask for at least three quotes for the same system size in kWp.
- Work out each quote's price per watt-peak (total price ÷ size in Wp). The usual range is 8 to 15 MAD/Wp installed (price details). A quote well above it deserves a question.
- Compare the output the installer promises with an independent estimate: the simulator calculates it for your address with PVGIS, and its PDF can go with your quote request.
- Declare the installation: under 11 kW, a simple declaration is enough (Law 82-21).
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Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a solar panel installer in Morocco?
Pick a Taqa Pro certified company (official list on taqapro.ma), ask for at least three quotes for the same system size and compare them on price per watt-peak.
Who awards the Taqa Pro label?
The Taqa Pro label is run by AMEE, AMISOLE and the Cluster Solaire, since 2018.
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