French President Emmanuel Macron's recent three-day visit to Morocco sparked a wave of announcements, particularly in the renewable energy sector. During the visit, French major TotalEnergies revealed plans to oversee the production of 200,000 tons per year of green ammonia using 1 gigawatt of renewable energy sources in Morocco. CEO Patrick Pouyanné signed an initial agreement for the 'Chbika' project, which involves establishing new solar and wind energy facilities in the Guelmim-Oued Noun region. The project aims to leverage the electrolysis of desalinated seawater to produce green hydrogen and further transform it into green ammonia, destined for the European market. This initiative signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy production and reducing carbon emissions in the region. The move aligns with Morocco's broader efforts to expand its renewable energy capacity and establish itself as a key player in the green energy sector. Overall, the visit and the subsequent announcements signal a positive trajectory for renewable investments in Morocco and highlight the country's commitment to embracing clean energy solutions.