Five months after the launch of L'Offre Maroc, Morocco's Agency for Sustainable Energy, MASEN, has garnered interest from over 40 investors worldwide for its plan to produce green hydrogen. With a focus on decarbonizing the economy, Morocco plans to be a key player in the green hydrogen sector. Green hydrogen production, utilizing renewable energy sources, is a significant part of Morocco's strategy towards carbon neutrality by 2030. The project involves a digital platform to facilitate renewable energy investments in the country. The plan includes allocating land for energy projects and aims to export significant amounts of green hydrogen, contributing to energy security and reducing the import bill. Tarik Moufaddal, the CEO of MASEN, leads the initiative with the aim of meeting half of the country's energy needs with clean energy. Morocco's ambitious plans extend to becoming a leader in green energy production in the MENA region, with a focus on sectors like the automobile industry. Despite challenges related to the high cost of green hydrogen technology, Morocco's vision for sustainable energy development under the L'Offre Maroc plan is poised to make significant strides in the global renewable energy landscape.