HY Link
Morocco–France
Electricity infrastructure project
Renewable generation and short- and long-duration energy storage in Morocco, connected to France via a 2 × 1 GW subsea interconnection.
MOROCCO–FRANCE ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT
Renewable generation and storage in Morocco
HY Link combines solar and wind generation in Morocco with batteries for short-duration energy storage and a hydrogen system for long-duration energy storage.
The system includes a 2 × 1 GW subsea electricity interconnection between Morocco and France. Electricity exchanges in both directions form part of the project’s reference operating model.
View the interconnectionElectricity interconnection
A bidirectional subsea link between Morocco and France.
Commissioning
First electricity delivery.
Short- and long-duration storage
Batteries and hydrogen, two complementary storage technologies in Morocco.
Project energy system
Renewable generation, short-duration battery storage and long-duration hydrogen storage, combined with the interconnection.
Equipment and functions
The system combines renewable generation, short- and long-duration energy storage and electricity transmission.
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MOROCCO–FRANCE INTERCONNECTION
A 2 × 1 GW subsea electricity interconnection
The 2 × 1 GW high-voltage direct current interconnection links Morocco and France. It carries electricity from Morocco to France and from France to Morocco.
From Morocco to France
Electricity transmission from Morocco to France through the subsea interconnection.
Project development stages
Project development is organised into four stages.
- 2027
Study & coordinate
Feasibility and environmental studies, technology partnerships and coordination with grid operators.
- 2028
Approvals & financing
Permits, approvals and financial close.
- 2029
Build
Construction of the project infrastructure.
- 2033
Connect the two shores
Commissioning of the interconnection and grid connection; first electricity delivery.
PROJECT INFORMATION
Contact
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Morocco–France project
