Magnom Properties, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s Rawabi Holding, is pioneering sustainable energy practices with its upcoming Forbes International Tower. This architectural marvel is poised to become the world's first net-zero-carbon tower, spanning locations in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt. By incorporating innovative technologies, the tower utilizes liquid hydrogen as a primary energy source, accounting for 75% of its energy needs, while integrated photovoltaic panels supply the remaining 25%. The project's adherence to the International Living Future Institute's Zero Carbon Certification underscores its dedication to combatting the global climate crisis through sustainable design and construction. Key initiatives include a focus on judicious materials sourcing to reduce the tower's carbon footprint significantly and water recycling measures to minimize freshwater demand. Through collaboration with global partners, Magnom Properties aims to establish new sustainability standards and set a global precedent in green building practices. The Forbes International Tower not only showcases a commitment to environmental stewardship but also serves as an inspiration for the real estate sector to embrace innovative and sustainable development practices.