Saudi Arabia is strategically positioning itself to become a global leader in renewable energy by harnessing its expertise in crude oil production. The Kingdom's ambitious targets include generating 130 GW of clean energy by 2030 and achieving net-zero emissions by 2060. Leveraging its skills in energy production, Saudi Arabia is looking to transition towards cleaner energy sources. The NEOM project, in collaboration with ACWA Power and Air Products, aims to export 600 tonnes of hydrogen daily by 2026, showcasing a strong commitment to green energy. Experts emphasize that Saudi Arabia's technical, engineering, and financial capabilities from the oil sector can be redirected towards green energy projects, including geothermal, wind, solar, and nuclear power. Efforts are underway to retrain the workforce for the green energy transition, ensuring that human capital development aligns with the Kingdom's renewable energy goals. Challenges such as the import of critical minerals and the speed of deploying renewable infrastructure are being addressed through strategic planning and investment in the mining sector. With a target of deriving 50% of power generation from renewables by 2030, Saudi Arabia is focused on overcoming obstacles to realize its vision of a sustainable and green future.