Launched in the presence of the Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, Mohcine Jazouli and the Wali of the Oriental region, Mouaad Jamai, this new production center will be the company’s sixth and first outside China, a statement from Aeolon said, noting that it is expected to be operational by January 2025.
The Aeolon investment project is one of the first projects to have been approved by the National Investment Commission, established by the new investment charter, operational since March 2023.
This new installation will be the largest of its type in the Euro-African zone, with an investment of 220 million euros making it possible to create 3,300 jobs in the region and thus contributing to the economic development of Nador and the national energy industrial ecosystem. .
Aeolon’s factory in Nador will be equipped with the most advanced technologies to meet the growing needs of the wind industry around the world.
Through this strategic expansion, Aeolon will strengthen its position as a global leader in wind blade manufacturing, while contributing to the energy transition towards clean energy sources and thereby creating a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
This ceremony was an opportunity to celebrate the fruitful partnership between Aeolon and the Kingdom of Morocco, and more particularly the Oriental region.
The start of Aeolon’s production operations outside China is an important step in pursuing operational excellence and improving the company’s competitiveness.
Morocco was chosen as the location for this new factory due to several determining factors. First of all, the country offers remarkable political and economic stability, allowing Aeolon to fully concentrate on its production activities. In addition, Morocco has a highly qualified and young workforce, further strengthening the competitiveness of the company.
Aeolon is confident that this expansion outside of China will significantly improve the efficiency of the sector’s supply chain, thereby reducing logistics costs associated with wind turbine blades thanks to Morocco’s strategic geographic location.
The company is excited to continue collaborating with national players in the renewable energy sector and contribute to the sustainable growth of the wind industry in Morocco.