The Ministry of Energy and Minerals in Oman has revealed an ambitious strategy to transform the Sultanate's energy sector with the goal of achieving zero carbon emissions by 2050. Developed in collaboration with public and private sectors, this initiative aligns with 'Oman Vision 2040' and focuses on sustainable energy solutions and economic diversification. Maryam bint Mohammed Al Hashimi, Director of Electricity and Energy Efficiency Policies and Strategies at the Ministry, emphasized that the strategy targets key areas like energy efficiency, renewable energy, hydrogen economy, and carbon capture to support Oman's commitments to reducing carbon emissions, creating jobs, and developing national skills. The strategy sets specific targets including increasing renewable energy share to 100% by 2050 and enhancing energy efficiency to 6 megajoules per US dollar of GDP by the same year. Moreover, it aims for 100% sales of zero-emission vehicles and prioritizes green hydrogen production with ambitious goals. The Ministry plans to conduct site tours of renewable energy and clean hydrogen projects to showcase the nation's dedication to a sustainable energy future.