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15 June 2026 at 09:07 pm IST
Oman has accelerated the implementation of major renewable energy and emissions reduction projects as part of its national strategy to build a low-carbon economy and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. The Ministry of Energy and Minerals announced that it is advancing a range of initiatives designed to expand clean energy production, strengthen energy security and reduce the carbon intensity of the country's energy sector. The government is overseeing several large-scale renewable energy projects focused on solar and wind power, while also supporting the development of green hydrogen and other low-carbon technologies. These efforts form part of Oman Vision 2040, which seeks to diversify the economy, attract sustainable investment and position the country as a regional hub for clean energy development. Oman has set ambitious targets to increase the contribution of renewable energy in its electricity generation mix over the coming decades. Government plans aim to significantly expand renewable capacity through new solar and wind projects across multiple regions of the country, helping reduce reliance on conventional energy sources while improving the resilience of the national power system. In parallel, authorities are advancing green hydrogen initiatives and supporting regulatory frameworks that encourage investment in low-carbon industries. The government views hydrogen as a key pillar of its long-term energy transition strategy and has allocated substantial areas for future green hydrogen development, alongside efforts to establish supporting infrastructure and export capabilities. Officials have emphasized that the energy transition is not only an environmental priority but also an economic opportunity. By accelerating renewable energy deployment, reducing emissions and fostering innovation in emerging clean technologies, Oman aims to strengthen its competitiveness, create new investment opportunities and advance its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by mid-century.
