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Installation of a solar photovoltaic station

Investor
BODOR
Location
Fez, Morocco Investment Installation of a solar photovoltaic station.
Investment
(Français) Mise en place d’une centrale solaire photovoltaïque.
Investment Size
€ 79,415
Financial results
Payback period: 6.31 years
Energy savings
176.75 MWh per year (55%)
CO2 savings
101 t eqCO2 per year
Impact
Improve the company's competitiveness by reducing energy consumption and reducing the amount of greenhouse gases related to electrical energy.
Donor
EU, GCF, KTACA, and EBRD SSF.

Installation of a solar photovoltaic station

Bodor is a Moroccan SME leader in the import and distribution of high value-added agricultural inputs such as vegetable seeds, field seeds, plant nutrition products (fertilizers) and crop protection products (plant protection products). Thanks to its commercial force, the company ensures a coverage of all the agricultural regions of Morocco.

Bodor’s strategy is also to support its producer customers by enhancing their production, in particular through the packaging and cold storage of agricultural products on behalf of producer customers. In this sense, Bodor has set up eight specific refrigerating rooms for the storage of garlic in the region of Fez / Meknes.

In order to optimize its resources and reduce its carbon footprint, Bodor decided to use solar photovoltaic energy as an alternative energy source to cover part of its electricity needs. The project consists in the installation of a solar photovoltaic system on the roofs of the eight cold rooms of the Bodor company.

This type of installation called “solar self-consumption”, covers part of the electricity needs of the site. This means that the electrical equipment works with 2 sources of electricity, the public electricity network and the photovoltaic generator, the priority being automatically given to the solar kWh. The total power of the photovoltaic installation is 115 KWp.

The implementation of this project, financed by MAGHREBAIL, reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 101 T eq CO2 per year compared to the baseline and saves approximately 176.75 MWh in energy.

Green Value Chain(GVC) in Morocco is an EBRD credit line that provides financing to local partner financial institutions for the financing of green investments by SMEs operating in value chains. Supported by the European Union, the Green Climate Fund(GCF), the Korea Technical Assistance and Cooperation Account (KTACA) and the EBRD’s Special Shareholders Fund, the facility helps improve the competitiveness of SMEs and their value chains through highly efficient green investments.

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