Farmers rely on diesel and gas generators for irrigation, pumping, and cooling — exposing them to volatile fuel prices, high operating costs, and significant CO₂ emissions.

The region is among the most water-scarce in the world, with agriculture consuming over 70% of available freshwater. Inefficient irrigation powered by fossil fuels compounds the challenge.

Increasing demand for agricultural output collides with resource scarcity, making rural electrification and sustainable farming urgent policy priorities.

5 pilot farms across Algeria and Morocco

80–100% of farm energy from solar & wind 

up to 30% through smart irrigation

yields increased by up to 20%

100+ farmers trained 

replacing diesel and gas generators with renewable energy 

farms produce their own electricity, use what they need, and use the surplus for alternative applications

optimized water use with digital scheduling reduces waste and increases yields

opportunities for local SMEs to manage, maintain, and scale microgrid solutions