Visit Megawatt Morocco 2026
Casablanca, 18-20 November 2026
Making the trip count
Three days in Casablanca is enough to compare suppliers properly if the visit is planned, and too little if it is not. The floor is grouped by product range, so the first decision is which ranges you are actually buying this year — generation, the equipment that carries power, metering, or the plant systems that sit beside them — and the second is who on your side needs to be in the room for those conversations.
Entry is free to trade visitors who register in advance; the badge is produced from the registration made on this site and collected at the desk. Registering at the venue is possible, but the desk is where the morning goes.
The conference sits inside the exhibition and is open to badge holders. Its 2026 programme, the session times and the full list of exhibiting companies are still being finalised and will appear on this site as they are settled, so check back before you fix anything that cannot be moved.
Practical questions
Do I need a visa to attend?
That depends entirely on your passport, and the rules change. Check the current entry requirements for Morocco from an official source before you book, and ask the team for an invitation letter once your registration is confirmed.
Who is the exhibition for?
Trade buyers and specifiers: utilities, independent power producers, developers, EPC contractors, installers, distributors and industrial energy users, in Morocco and the surrounding region.
Is the conference a separate ticket?
No. Sessions run inside the exhibition and are included with the visitor badge. The 2026 programme is still being finalised.
Can I come for one day?
Yes. The badge covers all three days, so a single-day visit and a return the next morning use the same registration.