Why Solstice Builds in Morocco: Free Trade Access to the US, Europe and Africa

Solstice Solar Power combines American technology with manufacturing in Morocco. For distributors and installers, that location is more than a pin on the map: it sits inside one of the most open trade networks in the world.
The only US free trade agreement in Africa
The US–Morocco Free Trade Agreement entered into force on January 1, 2006. When it took effect, tariffs on more than 95% of qualifying consumer and industrial goods were eliminated. It remains the only US free trade agreement on the African continent.
Preferential access to Europe
Morocco's Association Agreement with the European Union, in force since March 2000, gives preferential treatment to industrial goods traded between Morocco and the EU. Morocco also has trade agreements with Turkey and several Arab countries.
What it means for our partners
Shorter shipping routes to Europe and West Africa than from Asia.
Products assembled in Morocco may qualify for preferential tariffs when they meet each agreement's rules of origin.
A direct relationship with the manufacturer instead of a chain of resellers.
One supplier for every segment: S-Flare N-type TOPCon bifacial panels, SunBox all-in-one storage for homes, SunBox C&I and liquid-cooled cabinets for business, and SunBox Mobile solar containers.
Tariff treatment always depends on the specific product, its origin documents and the rules of the importing country. Our team can help you review the paperwork for each order.
Talk to us
Want to distribute or install Solstice products? Write to info@solsticesolarpower.com or use the contact form on our website.




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