Casablanca, Morocco

The future of energy is in the Mediterranean!

24-26 Sept. 2013International Conferences and Exhibitions Center

Parc de l’Offi ce des Changes, Casablanca

maroc.energie-ren.com

2ND EDITION

Organizers Partners

Results of EnR Casablanca 2011Under the auspices of the

Organized under the auspices of the Ministry for Energy, Mines, Water and the

Environment, the fi rst edition of the EnR exhibition took place in Casablanca from

June 21st to 23rd 2011. A success for all, both exhibitors and visitors!

2011 exhibitors’ testimonies:

unanimous satisfaction

SILLIA ENERGIE - FRANCE“A great deal of ambition in photovoltaics, we are thinking about coming back very soon”

SOLAR EUROMED - FRANCE“Extremely positive, we have seen Moroccan authorities’ deep involvement and values that are really shared with local companies”

CNPV - CHINA“Qualitatively, highly successful, we met deciders and institutional bodies. It was the right moment to come onto the market: we’ll back to meet demand”

AE 3000 – FRANCE“Pleasantly surprised by the quality of contacts and potential customers. For example, we met industrialists who want to reduce their energy bill. Perhaps we shall be setting up in Morocco earlier than planned”

ALTERRYA - MOROCCO“Very good organization and a good panel of visitors, both interested and interesting”

RTONE - FRANCE“A good test run with good contacts that need to be confi rmed”

PAIRAN - FRANCE“Objectives were attained with regard to the opportunities and the quality of the contacts made over the 3 days”

LIBRE ENERGIE - FRANCE“Very good contacts, pleasantly surprised by their quality”

SUNVALLÉE - SPAIN“Very promising results for the exhibition, exhibition supplier for isolated sites, small combined wind/photovoltaic combined power plants”

INTRESO - GERMANYMr. Kraneis and Mr. Steiger were charmed by the EnR exhibition. A large number of contacts with both industry and local communities.

TRANSENERGIE - FRANCE/MOROCCO“An exhibition that confi rms our position on the Moroccan market. A superb occasion for making good contacts”

DEVAGRI - MOROCCO“Totally satisfi ed”

VESTAS - DENMARK“Vestas met the different players on the Moroccan market at the EnR exhibition. All these meetings confi rm our idea that Morocco is a market of the future”

MITJAVILA - FRANCE“Good organization, many visitors and good-quality professional contacts: it’s really important for us!”

CNIM - FRANCE“A very interesting exhibition with high-level contacts on industrial projects”

CICF-FRANCE“We are enchanted by the quality of the exhibition and the contacts!

80% of deciders!Directors/Heads of department/Managers 17%Project leaders/Mission managers 16%CEO/MD/General managers, entrepreneurs 15%Commercial/Marketing 10%Engineers, executives 8%Purchasers 8%Consultants 4%Financers 2%

80% specialists!Installers / Building Companies 12%Energy network operators 11%Industrialists (logistics, food-processing…) 9%Energy-related services 8%Services, engineering (companies) 7%Manufacturers of equipment for the RE sector 6%Architects 6%Electricity producers 5%Public buildings (accommodation, hotels, etc) 5%Promoters, constructors 5%Manufacturers of equipment usedin renewable energy 4%Developers / Investors 3%

38% Photovoltaic solar energy7% Concentrated solar energy

11% Investors,

developers

6% Biogas - Biomass 17% Services and other

bodies (institutions,

research, training)

7% Thermal solar energy

9% Wind energy

5% Distribution and trading

11% Others (Germany,

China, Spain,

Luxembourg)

25% Morocco

64% France

The spread of exhibitors per activity

PER FUNCTION: PER ACTIVITY:

The exhibitors…70 exhibitors

The spread of exhibitors per country

The visitors…1,700 visitors

20 countries represented

SpainGermany

ItalyAlgeriaBelgiumTunisia

AustriaBulgariaMauritiusMauritaniaSwedenGuinea

LibyaLiechtenstein

MaliMicronesiaSwitzerland

Togo

80% Morocco

12% France

8% Others

VISITORS

Take up position for the EnR Casablanca!

The French Chamber of Trade and Industry in Morocco, CFCIM, and GL events Exhibitions

are continuing their collaboration together to open the doors of the Moroccan and

North-African markets to you.

IN 2013, EnR CASABLANCA WILL

BE THE MOST IMPORTANT

FAIR 100% DEDICATED TO

RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN

MOROCCO.

A large-scale communications plan

• Specialist press in buildings

• Specialist press in energy

• Economic press

• Audiovisual (TV, radio)

Press relations

Our agency is located in Casablanca and

possesses thorough knowledge of the local

market.

It will be enhancing the value of the

exhibition not only in Moroccan media, but

throughout Africa as well.

The web

Very popular in Morocco, EnR will be there

on its own site, via its partners and with

extra presence on social networks.

YOU WOULD LIKE

TO MEET:

Energy specialists:

• Producers

• Network administrators

• Institutional players

Prime contractors:

• Promoters

• Local communities

• Public building authorities

• Investors

• Opinion leaders

Building trade

professionals:

• Constructors

• Fitters

• Climate control specialists

And deciders from

French-speaking countries

in Africa.

ENR 2013, the Casablanca

Renewable Energy Exhibition:

In line with the French editions, EnR is becoming more

international to be as close as possible to active markets.

With its economic dynamics, its infrastructure requirements

and its environmental awareness, Morocco combines

all the conditions for becoming a market that really counts

in Renewable Energy.

Play your part in the dynamics

of a highly promising market.

The Moroccan RE market: considerable

potential, investments already launched.

An increasing GDP

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2 %

3 %

4 %

5 %

Support to petroleum products

2004

3,43,4 3,4

3,4

3,4

Billions of DH

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Forecast evolution of Morocco’s energy mix

2010

2020Hydro-electricity

33%Solar 14%

Nuclear 7%

Hydroelectricity14%

Oil24%

Oil 14%

Natural gas7%

Natural gas11%

Wind-turbines 2%

Coal 34% Wind-turbines 14%

Coal 26%

A dynamic economy Rapidly progressing energy requirements

Morocco has to give support to the petroleum

product market to avoid penalizing its people’s purchasing

power. This support has a signifi cant impact on the country’s

fi nances, all the more so because the demand for petroleum products

is increasing continuously.

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Ktoe

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12 000

9 000

6 000

3 000

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Wind-farms

Imported electricity

Natural gas

Hydraulic power

Coal

Oil products

IN THE FACE OF THIS SITUATION:

RENEWABLE ENERGIES ARE THE MAIN SOLUTION

In Morocco, the technical potential of all renewable energy systems

is almost 1,400 times higher than present energy requirements!Source: PEREN ADEREE-GIZ project

The Moroccan Integrated Solar Energy

Project, launched on November 2, 2009

in Ouarzazate, under the effective

presidency of His Majesty the King

Mohammed VI

• Power installed: 2 000 MW (38% of present installed power).

• Annual production capacity:

≈ 4500 GWh (18% of present national production)

• Estimated cost: 9 Billion Dollars

• 5 sites chosen covering a total surface

of 10 000 hectares: Ouarzazate, Ain Beni Mathar,

Foum Al Oued, Boujdour and Sebkhet Tah.

• Commissioning dates:

The fi rst power station in 2015.

The whole project to be

completed by the end of 2019

• Annual savings

of 1 million TOE.

• Emission of 3.7 million

tons of CO2 avoided

per year.

The Moroccan Integrated Wind-Turbine

Project launched in Tangiers on June 28, 2010

under the effective presidency of His

Majesty the King Mohammed VI

• Construction of wind-farms

with an installed capacity

of 2 000 MW (38% of the

capacity installed at present).

• Annual energy production

6600 GWh

(26 % of national production

at present)

• Estimated cost:

3.5 Billion Dollars

• As well as existing or in-progress projects, fi ve new sites

chosen for their exceptional wind-farm potential:

Sendouk (Tangiers), Koudia Baida II (Tetouan), Taza (Taza),

Tiskrad (Laayoune), Boujdour (Boujdour)

• Impacts: Annual savings of 1.5 million TOE and emission of

5.6 million tons of CO2 avoided per year

• The fi rst wind-farm will be commissioned in 2014 and the

whole program will be completed in 2020.

Wind-turbine

potential

.

Solar

potential

The objective of these two major projects is to reinforce the offer by means of national resources, to reduce the country’s

energy dependence and to preserve the environment.

The aim is to increase the contribution made by renewable energy in primary energy consumption from almost 5% in 2009

to 8% by 2012, and to reach 10% to 12% by 2020 and 15% to 20% by 2030.

The contribution of renewable energy to electricity production will attain 42% in 2020.Sources: Ministry for Energy, Mines, Water and the Environment

Projects for residential housing:

In their PEREN program, the ADEREE and the GIZ recommend

a program for having a million solar roofs on a 2020 horizon.

Based on self-suffi ciency principles and net invoicing

(a bidirectional electricity meter), the program would lead

to production of over 12% of the electricity consumed at present

and create a market of over 7 billion Dh and 9,000 jobs on a

2020 horizon.

Renewable energy and energy

efficiency in buildings:

Morocco and France faced

with the same challenges.

In July 2009, the ADEREE launched its National Program for

Energy Effi ciency in Buildings, with support from the United Nations

Development Program and the GEF (Global Environment Facility).

In December 2011, ADEREE & ADEME signed a “twinning” contract.

Piloted by the Ministry for Energy, Mines,

Water and the Environment through its

ADEREE agency, Morocco has undertaken a

vast program on energy effi ciency in buildings

and the development of renewable energy.

“Together with industry and transport, buildings are one of the most energy-

consuming sectors in the country with 36% of fi nal energy consumption,

29% for residential requirements and 7% in tertiary applications. Today,

energy effi ciency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions represent essential

elements in the energy strategy in order to offset constantly increasing energy

costs and preserve the environment.

With a building rate of almost 200,000 homes per year in residential

housing alone, there is a big opportunity on a 2020 horizon for creating an

energy effi ciency savings of 29%, and this just in the building and tertiary

industry sector.”

Source: ADEREE

New in 2013

A new area dedicated to sustainable construction

and energy effi ciency in building will be organized

inside the exhibition.

• Building technics

• Insulation

• HVAC

• Water management

• Carpentry, wood constructions

A perfect showcase for your products on a dynamic market full of

perspectives.

2E2D

ADEREE

AE 3000

AER E RENOUVELABLES ATLANTIQUE

ALTERRYA MAROC

AMYSOLAR

ARCHIMEDIA E-BUILDING

ASENSIO

CGEM CONF GENERALE ENTREPRISES MAROC

CICF RHONE ALPES

CNIM

CNPV SOLAR POWER SA

DELATTRE LEVIVIER MAROC

DEVAGRI

DISTRIELEC SA

DONAUER TECHNIQUES SOLAIRES

ECOLE DES MINES DE DOUAI

ECOWELL

EGFI

ELECTRO CONCEPT SARL

ERM AUTOMATISMES INDUSTRIELS

EUROSOL FRANCE

FACILASOL

FENIE BROSSETTE

GENSUN

GROUPE MEGAWAT ENERGIES

HAWI ENERGIES RENOUVELABLES

IMEDER

INTRESO GMBH

IPTIC

ISOLAYA

KIPP ET ZONEN

LIBRE ENERGIE

MASEN MOROCCAN AGENCY FOR SOLAR ENERGY

MINISTERE DE L ENERGIE ET DES MINES

MITJAVILA

MV REALISATION

NB SOLAR ENERGY

NEXT GENERATION

NORBA ENERGIES

NOVEC

OFFICE NATIONAL DE L’EAU POTABLE ONEP

OFFICE NATIONAL DE L’ELECTRICITE

ONDULINE SA

PAIRAN

PHOTOWATT

RISUN SOLAR ENERGY FRANCE

RTONE

SAVOIE TECHNOLAC

SG INES

SIGURD TECHNOLOGIES MAROC SERCAD

SILLIA ENERGIE

SIREA

SJC CONSULTING

SOITEC

SOLAR EUROMED

SOLARMED

SOLERINE ENERGIE

SOTRANASA TELEVIDEOCOM

STE INVESTISSEMENTS ENERGETIQUES SIE

STROC INDUSTRIE

SUCCESS EDITIONS SARL

SUNILOR KP SOLAR

SUNVALLEE SPAIN

SUNVALOR

TECNISUN

TECSOL

TECSOL PRESSE

TOITURE SOLAIRE MAROC

TRANSENERGIE

VESTAS WIND SYSTEMS A/S

They were present in 2011

EnR Casablanca is organized by

GL events Exhibitions. Owner of

250 professional and general public

exhibitions, GL events is present in

a dozen different business sectors:

foodstuffs, sport, health, homes, buildings,

energy, etc. in over 20 countries.

With its 3,700 member companies, the

French Chamber of Trade & Industry in

Morocco (CFCIM), works on promoting

economic relations between France and

Morocco, on supporting French companies

setting up in Morocco and developing the international potential of Moroccan

companies. The CFECIM’s four main missions result from these objectives: to

inform, install, develop and train. The CFCIM is the most important of the 107 French

Chambers of Trade & Industry outside France (CCIFE). It is the public service delegate

of UBIFRANCE in Morocco (French agency for companies’ international development).

It is the representative of the 27 Regional Chambers of trade and Industry and the 126

Territorial Chambers of Trade and Industry in France. It is a member of the network of

the Union of French Overseas Chambers of Trade and Industry (UCCIFE).

24-26 Sept. 2013International Conferences and Exhibitions Center

Parc de l’Offi ce des Changes, Casablanca, Morocco

maroc.energie-ren.com

The organizers

Madam Amina BENKHADRA, Minister for Energy, Mines, Water and the Environment and Mr. Ahmed TAOUFIQ, Minister of the Habitat and Urban Development, at the inauguration of the exhibition.

France contact information

Morocco Contact information

CFCIM (Chambre Française de Commerce et d’Industrie du Maroc)

M. Hassan ATTOUCommercial DirectorTel. +212 522 43 96 20Fax +212 522 26 58 37hattou@cfcim.org

Arnaud WIGNIOLLEExhibition Directorarnaud.wigniolle@gl-events.com

Pierre BUCHOUProject ManagerTel. +33 (0)4 78 176 330 pierre.buchou@gl-events.com

Gabriel FAYSSEProject ManagerTel. +33 (0)4 78 176 320 gabriel.faysse@gl-events.com

Christophe GUILLEMETCommercial manager Tel. +33 (0)4 78 176 327 christophe.guillemet@gl-events.com

Nadine CALDERONECustomer ServiceTel. +33 (0)4 78 176 247 nadine.calderone@gl-events.com

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