SolarPower Europe's latest report focuses on the solar investment opportunities in Morocco, a country aiming to increase its renewable energy capacity significantly by 2030. The report, 'Morocco: Solar Investment Opportunities,' outlines Morocco's ambitious goal of achieving 52% of its electricity capacity from renewables by 2030, with a particular emphasis on solar energy. Industry leaders and officials have praised Morocco's commitment to renewable energy and its potential for growth in the solar sector. The report, drafted by SolarPower Europe's Global Markets Workstream, provides valuable insights for international investors, businesses, and policymakers interested in the Moroccan solar market. It highlights the country's strong solar potential, strategic investments, and goal to become a regional energy hub. The report forecasts Morocco reaching 2.27 GW of total installed solar capacity by 2027 and 2.97 GW by 2028, indicating a promising growth trajectory. Notable figures in the renewable energy sector, such as Ditte Juul Jørgensen and Gustavo Fernandes, have commended Morocco's renewable energy leadership and the opportunities it presents for sustainable growth. The report also emphasizes the role of solar energy in Morocco's energy transition and the importance of capitalizing on the country's vast solar resources. Experts like Sonia Dunlop have highlighted the country's green hydrogen strategy, regulations, and increasing electricity demand as key factors driving down solar costs and attracting investments. Overall, the sentiment towards Morocco's solar future is positive, with industry stakeholders expressing optimism and providing actionable recommendations for accelerating renewable investments.