MSConex

Rabat, Morocco

BiogasHydrogen

Founded 2013

Profile last updated: October 11, 2026

About

Founded in 2013, MSConex is a renewable energy company headquartered in Rabat, Morocco specializing in Biogas, Hydrogen.

MSConex is a consulting firm founded in 2013 focused on waste, energy, water, wastewater treatment and the environment in North and West Africa. It combines financial, economic, and technical expertise to define and apply solutions, with particular work on waste-to-energy, biogas and anaerobic digestion, and green hydrogen and ammonia opportunities in Morocco. Its consulting covers decarbonization, landfill gas, leachate treatment, methane capture, biogas desulfurization, cogeneration, carbon capture and hydrogen applications. It is based in Rabat, has an office in Casablanca, and wholly owns a subsidiary that provides turnkey anaerobic digestion and biogas equipment.

Headquarters

Rabat, Morocco

Founded

2013

Focus areas

waste-to-energyanaerobic digestionbiogasconsultinggreen hydrogencarbon creditslandfill gaswastewaterMoroccoAfrica

Products & services

Business models

B2B

Value chain

ConsultingAdvisoryDevelopment

Service areas (2)

Waste, energy, water and environment consulting
Technical and financial feasibility, market and business case studies, and sector reports for waste-to-energy, biogas, wastewater, and green hydrogen projects.
Turnkey biogas equipment and facilities
Subsidiary wholly owned by MSConex providing turnkey anaerobic digestion facilities, cogeneration engines, and desulfurization plants.

Locations

Headquarters

Bureau 43, rue Abou Faris al Marini 5, 10020, Rabat, Morocco

Operating locations (1)

Bd Zerktouni, 9ème étage, Bureau N92, Casablanca, Morocco

Service regions

MoroccoNorth AfricaWest Africa

Projects

Organic Waste-to-Energy Program (KliK Foundation mitigation activity)

Organic waste-to-energy (anaerobic digestion)

Consortium role with GGGI and First Climate supporting a Moroccan national program that generates ITMOs/carbon credits to make organic waste-to-energy and anaerobic digestion projects financially feasible.

Morocco