How can an automotive supplier in Morocco get renewable electricity that counts in market based Scope 2?
Three common routes: a private supply contract from a wind or solar producer under Morocco's renewable energy law, rooftop or on site solar under the self generation rules, or certificates where available. Each counts only with a contract, metered delivery and proof the attributes are not claimed twice.
Options
- Private supply: renewable producers can sell to customers connected at medium, high or very high voltage.
- Self generation: on site solar, with rules on grid connection and surplus.
- Certificates: check that they meet Scope 2 quality criteria for your market.
Evidence a buyer accepts
- The contract naming your site.
- Monthly delivered kWh.
- Attribute retirement or a clause that the producer will not sell them elsewhere.
Check the rules
Eligibility, voltage levels and grid fees change with new regulations, so check the current rules before signing.
What Senseible does here
Senseible reads electricity bills and solar generation records into a dated, fingerprinted record, so the kWh behind a market based claim trace back to the documents.
Sources: GHG Protocol Scope 2 Guidance, IEA, electricity and emissions data by country
Last reviewed 2026-10-21.