John Cockerill and Moroccan Partner to Build First Electrolyser Manufacturing Plant in Africa

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  • Belgium electrolyser manufacturer, John Cockerill, and a leading Moroccan energy company have reached an agreement to create a joint venture offering integrated green hydrogen solutions in Morocco.
  • In particular, it will include an alkaline electrolyser manufacturing plant that will be the first of its kind in Africa.

The agreement signed aims in particular at the creation of a gigafactory dedicated to the manufacture of electrolyzers for the creation of an integrated green hydrogen industry in Morocco. From this plant, John Cockerill and its partner will jointly develop a value chain dedicated to green hydrogen in Morocco, allowing at the same time the development of local expertise and jobs in this field.

The joint venture will have large-scale manufacturing capabilities for high-powered alkaline electrolyzers (5MW+/Stack Electrolyzer) that will also enable the production of green hydrogen at the best price. These developments in the hydrogen industry will help the local large industries in the implementation of a national energy ecosystem focused on renewable energy (photovoltaic and wind).

The establishment of the plant is based on John Cockerill’s extensive experience through its other plants around the world and its ability to offer high-capacity hydrogen production solutions to its customers.

Author: Bryan Groenendaal

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