Law 82-21 — Article 33
Does your solar installation already exist? Regularize it now.
Implementing decree 2-25-100 was published in the Bulletin Officiel on 9 March 2026 and entered into force on 9 June 2026. The ANRE decision sets the surplus tariff for installations connected at MV/HV/EHV; in low voltage, resale of the surplus is not open, even at 11 kW or more under a connection agreement. The Law 82-21 regime applies to every self-production installation — right down to those put up long before the text.
Where does the law stand? · verified on 5 October 2026
In force
Implementing decree 2-25-100 (Bulletin Officiel of 9 March 2026, in force since 9 June 2026) and ANRE decision 04/26. ANRE surplus tariff (decision 04/26): 0.18 DH/kWh off-peak, 0.21 DH/kWh at peak, excluding taxes, for installations connected at medium, high or very high voltage (MV/HV/EHV), whatever their regime.
Not yet published
In low voltage (LV), whatever the regime — including a shop of 11 kW or more under a connection agreement — resale of the surplus is not open as of today. File under Article 33 without waiting, regardless of this tariff.
The text
What Article 33 says
Article 33 of Law 82-21 provides that existing installations must be regularized "within eighteen (18) months from the date of entry into force of this law" (Law 82-21, art. 33), i.e. 18 months. The starting point of that period is to be confirmed with the energy authorities: file without waiting. A regularized installation is legally secure; an installation that is not regularized is in an irregular situation.
Who is concerned?
- Any self-production solar installation commissioned before the regime came into force — villa, warehouse, hotel, farm.
- Grid-connected or off-grid, whatever the power.
- Without a declaration, without a connection agreement or without authorisation under the applicable regime.
Regularization in 5 steps
- 1
Technical inventory
Survey of the existing installation: installed power, connection mode, voltage level, protection and metering equipment.
- 2
Determining the regime
Depending on the power and the connection, the installation falls under declaration, connection agreement or authorisation (decree 2-25-100).
- 3
Building the file
Technical data sheets, single-line diagram, conformity certificates and the forms for the applicable regime — prepared by us.
- 4
Filing the regularization request
Filed with the grid operator or the competent authority, within the period provided by Article 33.
- 5
Follow-up through to compliance
Tracking the review, responding to requests for additional documents, and where applicable a technical upgrade of the installation.
What you risk by doing nothing
Penalties provided for by Law 82-21:
Irregular situation
An existing installation that has not been regularized is in an irregular situation under Law 82-21, now in force.
Fines — article 28
From 2,000 to 5,000 MAD for operating without the required declaration.
Fines — article 29
From 100,000 to 1,000,000 MAD for operating without a connection agreement or without authorisation.
Formal notice and shutdown — article 25
Risk of a formal notice followed by an ordered shutdown of the installation.
Disconnection from the grid — article 32
The grid operator may disconnect a non-compliant installation.
Full handling
Hand us the file
Two questions, and your WhatsApp message goes out already complete — we identify the applicable regime and build the file.