Saudi utility giant ACWA Power has entered into significant agreements with Aramco to advance renewable energy projects in Saudi Arabia and evaluate the performance of vanadium flow batteries in the country's climate. The agreements were unveiled during ACWA Power's Innovation Days event, emphasizing the development of an advanced photovoltaic energy forecasting project and the testing of vanadium flow battery technology under Saudi Arabia's climate conditions. ACWA Power's collaborations extend to partnerships with international organizations such as Bluewater Bio, Dow, Hysata, and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). These partnerships focus on testing filtration technology for desalination, exploring anti-scaling chemicals, advancing green hydrogen production, and strengthening sustainable solutions for desalination and solar energy. These initiatives reflect Saudi Arabia's commitment to promoting clean energy and fostering collaboration in renewable and hydrogen technologies. ACWA Power's dedication to cutting-edge desalination technologies, renewable energy innovation, and green hydrogen production solutions align with the Kingdom's strategic goals for a more resilient and sustainable energy and water infrastructure. The agreements announced at the Innovation Days event in Riyadh underscore ACWA Power's leadership in driving innovation in clean energy technologies and sustainable water solutions. The event, hosted under the Ministry of Energy's patronage, brought together key stakeholders to accelerate new technologies and contribute to Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 for a sustainable and innovative energy future.