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To find out if the roof of a building is conducive to the installation of solar panels and that an estimate of electrical power in Morocco will also be possible due to the solar cadastre launched in Benguerir before its generalization across the UK on the horizon at the end of 2019.
Developed by the Research Institute for Solar Energy and New Energy (IRESEN) and the Benguerir Green Energy Park in collaboration with the Geoscience Laboratory of the Aan Chock Faculty of Science (Casablanca Hassan II University) and the Urlain Urban Agency of Kelaa des Sraghna, of this kind at national and continental level, provides information about the real potential of photovoltaics, especially for the low-voltage sector and the residential and industrial sector.
According to an IRESEN statement, this service will be made available to the general public as an online application (http://cadastresolaire.iresen.org/). It will be available starting Monday, according to the Institute.
The second region being treated is the city of Casablanca, whose Solar Cadastre will be completed in December 2018, the statement said, adding that it will be followed by the cities of Marrakech and Rabat to cover the entire territory of the country. horizon 2019.
From now on, public administrations, businesses and individuals can identify, using a simple color code, whether their roofs are suitable for installing solar panels and have an estimate of electricity production, says the same source, noting that the Advanced Search Module also helps to identify buildings with high solar potential.
The Solar Cadastre is a building roof mapping capable of hosting photovoltaic installations. This GIS based innovation is an interactive tool representing the photovoltaic potential, calculated from algorithms, to simulate average annual irradiation (KWh / m² / year) of urban and rural roofs.
This algorithm takes into account several factors, including geographic location, study area height, slope and site orientation, and the effect of shading buildings and terrain.
IRESEN is a research institute created in 2011 by the Ministry of Energy, Mines, Waters and the Environment and several key actors in the energy sector in Morocco to support the national energy strategy by supporting research and development in the field of solar energy and new energies.
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