ONEE once again turns to Kamal Nasrollah’s team at Baker McKenzie

The Moroccan public service agency has called on the Casablanca-based law office for its latest project, Taza, a 150-MW wind farm to be created via a partnership agreement with the Moroccan Agency For Solar Energy (MASEN), a subsidiary of EDF and Mitsui.

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            ▪ ONEE once again turns to Kamal Nasrollah’s team at Baker McKenzie


            ▪ The Moroccan public service agency has called on the Casablanca-based law office for its latest project, Taza, a 150-MW wind farm to be created via a partnership agreement with the Moroccan Agency For Solar Energy (MASEN), a subsidiary of EDF and Mitsui.


            ▪ https://www.jeuneafriquebusinessplus.com/en/802117/lonee-se-tourne-une-nouvelle-fois-vers-kamal-nasrollah-et-son-equipe-chez-baker-mckenzie/

10/01/2020 at 16h38, by Aurélie Benoit, updated 19/01/2021

In 2018, global firm Baker McKenzie assisted Morocco’s national electricity and drinking water agency (Office national marocain de l’électricité et de l’eau potable – ONEE) in its €230m, 180-MW Midelt wind farm project. ONEE has recently entrusted the firm, which reported revenue of $2.89bn, with its 150-MW capacity Taza wind farm project in northeast Morocco.