Gas Infrastructure: Powering Morocco’s Energy Future
- Development of LNG infrastructure and strategic storage
- Regional interconnection and international partnerships
- Reliable and competitive gas supply for industry and power
- Creation of the ONAREP in 1981
- Support for renewable energy and low-carbon solutions
- Committed to decarbonization and environmental responsibility
The link between gas production and end users
Upstream
Exploration & gas production
Midstream
Transportation & storage
Downstream
Distribution & end-use
Three strategic pillars
AAGP – Regional Transformation
The Atlantic Africa Gas Pipeline represents a transformative infrastructure project connecting Nigeria to Morocco, enabling regional energy integration and economic development across West Africa.
5,660 km
Route length
30 bcm
Annual capacity
$25B
Investment
13+
Countries
GME – Operational Excellence
The Maghreb-Europe Gas Pipeline, now under ONHYM control, operates with reverse flow capability, ensuring Morocco’s gas supply security and demonstrating technical expertise in pipeline management.
540 km
Morocco section
12 bcm
Capacity / year
100%
Uptime since 2022
Zero
Safety incidents
Morocco Gas Infrastructure Map
Morocco’s comprehensive gas infrastructure development plan encompasses transportation network expansion, storage capabilities, and strategic connections to support industrial growth and energy transition.
3 phases
2025–40
5–10 bcm
LNG potential
134 km
In construction
6 zones
Strategic
Why Gas Infrastructure Matters
Energy Security
- Reliable gas supply
- Diversified sources
- Storage capacity
Regional Integration
- Cross-border connectivity
- Economic cooperation
- Shared prosperity
Industrial Development
- Power generation support
- Industrial supply
- Economic growth enabler
Energy Transition
- Complement to renewables
- Reduced emissions
- Sustainable development
Interactive Infrastructure Map
Explore Morocco's evolving gas infrastructure ecosystem through operational assets, strategic corridors, future expansion projects and regional energy connections.
Geographic advantages
- Atlantic coastline (3,500+ km)
- Mediterranean access via Strait of Gibraltar
- Proximity to European markets (14 km)
- West African corridor entry point
- Stable jurisdiction & Infrastructure
Energy bridge dimensions
- Northern gateway to 400M+ West Africans
- European export & Import capability
- Reverse-flow expertise & track record
- Industrial gas demand growth ramp
- Phosphate, mining & EV-battery linkage
Resources & downloads
Midstream Overview Brochure
Technical Capabilities Fact Sheet
Morocco Gas Infrastructure Map
Safety & Environmental Standards
interest share
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- Projects — AAGP, GME, National strategy →
- Strategic Zones — interactive infrastructure map →
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- Media — press releases on midstream →
