SOCIAL & ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) plays a central role in our development strategy
We believe in making a positive impact on the communities we serve and minimizing our environmental footprint. Through ethical business practices, community engagement, and environmental awareness, we aim to contribute responsibly to local and regional communities. Our commitment to CSR reflects our dedication to creating a sustainable and socially conscious business environment.
KEY INITIATIVES
Al Haouz Earthquake Support
Following a magnitude 6.8 earthquake on September 8, 2023, in the Marrakech-safi region in Morocco, ORNX promptly initiated an In-Kind Donation Campaign in Imi N’Ouassif, an affected village. Food baskets and warm clothes for children and adults by the local ORNX team
Unlocking Economic Potential
From facility construction to operational and support roles, the green hydrogen industry presents opportunities for local employment, skills development, and sustained economic growth.
Reducing energy dependance
Green hydrogen offers a pathway to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. By transitioning to clean, locally produced energy, Morocco can enhance energy security, stabilize costs, and contribute to a more resilient and sustainable energy ecosystem.
Attracting investments
Embracing green hydrogen not only transforms the energy landscape but also attracts investment. The southern regions of Morocco become focal points for national and international investors seeking opportunities in the rapidly growing green hydrogen market.
Creating strategic
and industry
partnerships
Optimizing
local manufacturing
integration
Developing an industrial cluster and infrastructure master plan
Securing funding
through highly
competitive sources
POTENTIAL BENEFITS IN PRACTICE
Cultivation of
conducive conditions
for export
Local utilization
of green hydrogen
as feedstock in various industries
Export of green hydrogen products and synthetic liquid fuels
Vertical integration targeting the most environmentally harmful industries to help make them “greener”