The Ministry of Energy and Minerals in Oman has introduced a forward-thinking strategy to revolutionize the country's energy sector in line with 'Oman Vision 2040.' The comprehensive plan, developed collaboratively, focuses on achieving zero carbon emissions by 2050. Key areas such as energy efficiency, renewable energy, the hydrogen economy, and carbon capture are highlighted. The strategy is supported by five central principles aimed at ensuring secure energy supply, promoting decarbonization, enhancing local energy capabilities, fostering a low-carbon economy, and sustaining competitiveness in the global energy market. Maryam bint Mohammed Al Hashimi, Director at the Ministry, underlines the strategy's role in meeting essential energy needs for economic growth and national development. Oman's commitment to economic diversification, reduced carbon footprints, job creation, and skill development is evident. The Ministry targets significant milestones, including a shift to 100% renewable energy by 2050 and improved energy efficiency metrics. Noteworthy goals involve the transition to zero-emission vehicles by 2050 and the scaling up of green hydrogen production. The strategy envisions economic growth through energy transformation, leveraging Oman's abundant renewable energy resources. The Ministry's plans for site tours on renewable energy and clean hydrogen projects, in line with 'Hydrom' strategic goals, reflect a proactive approach to sustainable energy development.