At its sixth meeting, the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (ANRE) governing body endorsed the National Electricity Transport Network Code (CRENT). This code will take effect on January 3, 2022.
The National Transmission System Manager (GRT) drafted the CRENT and presented it to the ANRE for ratification. This action aligns with Law No. 48-15, which established the Authority and regulates the power sector, the ANRE explains in a related document. The code sets non-biased technical standards for connecting to and accessing the national electricity transmission grid, encompassing interconnections, the ANRE clarifies.
The ANRE employed a collaborative method, forming panels with the TSO and conducting discussions with public and private stakeholders in the energy industry. This included independent power producers, the Energy Federation, the Ministry of the Interior’s Department of Local Public Networks, and through an online forum at: “www.anre.ma ».
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Breaking News: Morocco’s ANRE Approves National Electricity Transport Network Code
The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (ANRE) of Morocco has officially approved the National Electricity Transport Network Code (CRENT), effective January 3, 2022. This landmark decision, reached at the authority’s sixth governing body meeting, marks a significant step forward for the country’s energy sector. [[2]]
The CRENT, drafted by the National Transmission System Manager (GRT), establishes non-discriminatory technical standards for accessing Morocco’s national electricity transmission grid. [[2]] This includes specifications for interconnections, ensuring fair and equitable access for all stakeholders. The move is in accordance with Law No. 48-15, which governs the energy sector and established the ANRE. [[2]]
ANRE’s collaborative approach involved extensive consultation with key players, including independent power producers, the Energy Federation, the Ministry of the Interior’s Department of Local Public Networks, and the public through an online forum. [[2]] This inclusive process ensures the CRENT reflects the needs and concerns of all stakeholders, paving the way for a more efficient and equitable electricity market in Morocco. The ANRE’s website, www.anre.ma, provides further details. [[1]] [[3]]
