Oman is intensifying its efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 through a comprehensive energy transition strategy developed in collaboration with public and private entities. Aligned with Oman Vision 2040, the initiative aims to provide the required energy for economic growth while reducing carbon emissions. The strategy, guided by principles such as energy security and developing local capabilities, focuses on energy efficiency, renewable energy, hydrogen development, and carbon capture. Maryam bint Mohammed al Hashimi highlighted the goals of the plan, emphasizing the support for economic diversification, job creation, and talent development. Oman targets to increase renewable energy contribution to 100% by 2050, improve energy efficiency, and ensure all new car sales are zero-emission vehicles by 2050. The country also sets ambitious plans for green hydrogen production, aiming to produce significant amounts by 2030, 2040, and 2050. The energy transition plan not only focuses on sustainability but also presents opportunities for economic growth, leveraging Oman's renewable energy resources. Visits to designated sites for renewable energy and clean hydrogen projects will be conducted, contributing to the wider strategy and plans of Hydrogen Oman Company.