Saudi Arabia is making significant progress in renewable energy, particularly solar power, as part of its Vision 2030 initiative. The Kingdom aims to generate 50% of its electricity from renewable sources by the end of the decade, supported by a substantial investment of approximately $188 billion. In 2023, Saudi Arabia marked a significant milestone in solar energy production with the initiation of several large-scale projects. The Sudair Solar PV Plant, one of the largest single-contracted solar plants in the world, reached an operational capacity of 1,125 MW with plans to expand to 1,500 MW, achieving low costs for solar PV electricity production. The Kingdom is also focusing on localization in the renewable sector by signing agreements to strengthen the domestic industry and boost local manufacturing. Efforts in green hydrogen, such as the Neom Green Hydrogen Project, further highlight Saudi Arabia's commitment to sustainable energy. However, challenges persist, including bureaucratic delays in the approval process for solar projects, which impact the commercial and industrial installations. Despite these hurdles, the Kingdom targets 40 GW of solar capacity by 2030 and is working towards overcoming obstacles to maintain rapid progress in the renewable energy sector. Companies like ACWA Power and Masdar are instrumental in bridging the gap to ensure Saudi Arabia remains at the forefront of the global renewable energy transition.