Midstream · Strategic Zones
Interactive Infrastructure Map
Explore Morocco's evolving gas infrastructure ecosystem through operational assets, strategic corridors, future expansion projects and regional energy connections.
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Strategic Corridors
Four corridors shaping Morocco's gas network
Atlantic Corridor
AAGP route through Morocco — coastal cities, industrial zones, port infrastructure, European export.
Northern Corridor
GME operational backbone — Strait of Gibraltar crossing, reverse flow capability, power plant concentration.
Eastern Corridor
Tendrara field connection — integrate domestic gas with national infrastructure.
Central Spine
North-south connectivity — demand centers, industrial zones, distribution hubs.
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Targeted zones — from priority to long-term
Zones are classified by development priority: Priority (immediate infrastructure needs), Medium-term (growing demand, phased), and Long-term (future growth, strategic reserves).
PRIORITY — Phase 1
Greater Casablanca
Largest economic center, highest energy demand, major industrial concentration, port infrastructure.
PRIORITY — Phase 1–2
Tangier–Tetouan
European proximity, growing industrial base, port development, strategic gateway, AAGP connection.
PRIORITY — Phase 1
Rabat–Kenitra
Capital region, government centers, industrial zones, power generation.
MEDIUM-TERM — Phase 1–3
Eastern Region (Tendrara)
Gas production area, lower density, industrial potential, mining activities.
MEDIUM-TERM — Phase 2–3
Marrakech–Safi
Tourism, agricultural processing, growing demand, strategic location.
Priority: Phase 2–3
LONG-TERM — Phase 2–3
AAGP corridor, development potential, strategic positioning.
Investing in Morocco’s Midstream Future
Explore strategic projects, infrastructure opportunities and long-term industrial partnerships across Morocco’s evolving midstream .
A Stable and Transparent Framework for Investment
01. Operational Infrastructure
GME Pipeline — 540 km · 12 bcm/y · reverse flow capable
Tarifa Exit Point — Spain interconnection · reverse flow active
Tahaddart Power Plant — ONEE generation, connected
Multiple Metering Stations — domestic off-take points
Control & SCADA Systems — 24/7 operations
02. Under Development
Tahaddart Optimization — capacity & reliability uplift
Tendrara Connection — 120 km · interconnection agreement signed
Al Wahda Power Plant Connection — engineering underway
Tahaddart Optimization — capacity & reliability uplift
Safety System Upgrades — across the network
03. Planned Infrastructure
AAGP Morocco Section — northern corridor entry
LNG Terminal — Atlantic coast site assessment
Strategic Storage — underground & LNG storage under study
Industrial Spurs — clusters & special economic zones
Southern & Eastern Distribution — regional expansion
04. AAGP Integration
Morocco Connection Point — northern segment terminus
Coastal Corridor Integration — Atlantic axis
European Export Infrastructure — onward to Spain
Industrial Off-takes — along the Moroccan route
Strategic Terminal — to be defined
REGIONAL CONTEXT
Morocco in the regional energy landscape
Four cardinal directions, four strategic roles.
North — Europe Connection
- Spain via GME
- European gas market
- Export potential
- Reverse flow capability
South — West Africa Integration
- AAGP corridor
- Regional supply
- Transit capability
- Economic integration
East — Domestic Production
- Tendrara field
- Future exploration potential
- National supply
- Import reduction
West — Atlantic Infrastructure
- Coastal corridor
- Port integration
- LNG potential
- Industrial zones
