transition énergétique

Green hydrogen: Morocco must turn its strategic lead into projects

Morocco has positioned itself among the first North African countries to structure a national green hydrogen strategy. Its solar and wind development, the “Morocco Offer” and the presence of consuming industries such as OCP Group underpin this ambition. But project announcements do not yet mean investments have been decided or exportable volumes will soon be available. Costs, water, infrastructure and offtake contracts remain decisive conditions.

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Clean hydrogen: researchers call for targeting the most effective uses

Research published in Nature Climate Change urges governments to direct low-carbon hydrogen toward uses where it can cut emissions at lower cost. Comparing ten high-emitting sectors around 2035, researchers identify steelmaking, refining and ammonia production as priority applications. Conversely, hydrogen in road and rail vehicles appears less competitive than direct electrification under the assumptions studied.

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Blackstone raises $8.7 billion for its energy transition fund

Blackstone says it has raised $8.7 billion for its fifth energy transition fund. BETP V reached its fundraising cap and exceeds its predecessor’s size by more than 50%. The group says the fund was substantially oversubscribed. This confirms institutional investor appetite for energy-related assets, but does not mean all capital will immediately be invested in renewable projects.

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SIREXE 2026: Abidjan seeks to turn ambitions into funded projects

The second International Exhibition of Extractive and Energy Resources (SIREXE) will take place in Abidjan on November 18–22, 2026. Focused on infrastructure, it will bring together oil, gas, mining and electricity stakeholders around a shared challenge: turning investment ambitions into financed and delivered projects. For Côte d’Ivoire, it comes as hydrocarbon expansion must coexist with ambitious energy-transition and local-content goals.

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