The energy sector is today a main driver of the economic and social development of any country, it is nevertheless the main source of global greenhouse gas emissions (CES). In fact, emissions from this sector have, over the last 4 decades, increased more rapidly than those from other sectors. In Morocco, the energy sector is currently marked by a growth dynamic at all levels (capacity, production, consumption, innovation) and is characterized by a dominance of fossil sources and a strong dependence on the rest of the world. Aware of its energy challenges, Morocco has been committed since 2009 to an energy strategy (SEN) focused, among other things, on the diversification of its energy mix, the control of energy demand and above all the development of renewable energies (EnR ). The country has thus raised its ambitions in terms of renewable energies by aiming to increase their share to 52% of national electricity capacity by 2030, thanks to structuring projects WORKSITE 3.1. DECARBONIZE ENERGY PRODUCTION AND SUCCEED IN MOROCCO&#39;S ENERGY TRANSITION