Solar Energy : powering a sustainable future

As the world seeks to balance economic development with climate urgency, solar energy stands out as one of the most concrete, accessible and promising solutions. In response to this global shift, Nexans Morocco has developed an integrated solar offer designed to accelerate the energy transition and support territories on their path toward reliable, high-performance and sustainable electrification.

The energy transition does not happen by chance; it must be structured and built on both short-term priorities and long-term strategic foundations. To meet the world’s growing demand for electricity while limiting global warming, current solar generation capacity must be multiplied by seven by 2030. This is an ambitious challenge, but also a historic opportunity to rethink infrastructure. In this context, Nexans is determined to be a driving force. Through its Solar Offer, the Group provides public and private stakeholders with an all-in-one solution that goes far beyond cables.

Nexans’ solar offer is based on a strong conviction: electrification can only be sustainable if approached as a whole-system solution. It combines low-carbon cables and Ecodesign transformers manufactured in Morocco, equipment designed for demanding environments, precision engineering services, digital monitoring platforms, and an integrated recycling service.

This systemic approach helps secure projects, improve performance and reduce environmental impact.

In Morocco, this ambition takes on a special dimension. The country, a pioneer in renewable energy on the African continent, is seeing the emergence of large-scale solar projects every year. With strong industrial expertise and local presence, Nexans Morocco supports this dynamic by offering tailored solutions for developers, EPC companies, industrial players and public operators.

This same vision was reinforced during a recent roundtable organized by Les Inspirations Eco under the theme: “Morocco’s Energy Mix: What Role for Solar?” Together with key sector players such as Schneider Electric and Cluster ENR Maroc, Nexans highlighted the strategic and industrial challenges of the solar sector in the Kingdom.

According to Noureddine Aouda, Director of Innovation and Partnerships at Nexans Morocco, solar energy remains a key pillar of national energy sovereignty :

He also underlined that the rise of new energy sectors will rely heavily on solar :

This exchange highlighted a clear consensus on the complementarity of renewable energy sources and the central role of solar power as a driver of industrial innovation and energy competitiveness.

In a world where resources are under pressure, where every kilowatt matters, and where each energy project shapes the future of communities, the Nexans solar offer stands as a high-impact solution — enabling faster, cleaner and more sustainable electrification.