Morocco, historically dependent on energy imports, is strategically transitioning to a sustainable energy economy. With a goal to increase renewable energy and hydropower to 52% by 2030, significant investments are being made in modernising the power infrastructure. The country plans to double its clean energy capacity to 10 GW and upgrade the electricity grid with a focus on efficiency and private sector involvement. Morocco's strategic location at the nexus of Europe, Africa and the Middle East allows for enhanced regional energy cooperation, such as the GBP 24 billion Morocco-UK power project. Through initiatives like this, Morocco aims to export green electricity and solidify its role in the regional energy landscape. The country's efforts in renewable energy deployment, including the Noor Ouarzazate solar complex and Jbel Lahdid wind farm, have positioned it as a leader in RES deployment in Africa. With a strong focus on infrastructure development, energy supply enhancement plans, and regional energy exchanges, Morocco is paving the way for a sustainable and resilient energy future.