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Ouarzazate I Concentrated Solar Power Project

Gold Standard · GS5037 · Morocco

Credits issued
0
tonnes CO₂-equivalent
Credits retired
0
—
Remaining
0
issued and not yet retired
Status
In the pipeline
Listed

About this project

Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) with parabolic trough technology and a total installed capacity of 160 MW.

The record

Project ID
GS5037
Registry
Gold Standard
Type
Solar - Centralized · Renewable Energy
Removal or reduction
Reduction
Methodology
ACM0002 Grid-connected electricity generation from renewable sources
Developer
MASEN · 1 project
Country
Morocco
First vintage
—
Crediting period
2016-01-01 to 2025-12-31
Estimated yearly credits
278,695
Scale
Large Scale · Standalone
Sustainable Development Goals
Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth · Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy · Goal 13: Climate Action
Data from
Berkeley VROD v2026-08 + Gold Standard registry

Community involvement

The registry record we hold does not describe the communities involved.

Registry documents (the project design document and validation report) normally cover consultation and benefit-sharing; open the record in the registry to read them.
Sustainable Development Goals claimed: Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth · Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy · Goal 13: Climate Action

Status and timeline

Registry status
Listed (In the pipeline)
First credits (vintage)
none yet
Crediting period
2016-01-01 to 2025-12-31
Credits issued
0 (retired 0)

Location

Project location Location stated by the registry for this project
Coordinates
31.0081, -6.8642
Source
Gold Standard registry (public API)
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Credit totals and status are as compiled in the Berkeley Voluntary Registry Offsets Database v2026-08 (CC BY 4.0) and change as the registries update. Please check the registry record before you quote a figure.
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