The MENA region has witnessed a remarkable growth in renewable energy capacity, reaching 30.3 GW by the end of 2024, showing a 119% increase from 2020. The United Arab Emirates leads with 6.3 GW installed capacity, driven by projects like the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park. Solar power dominates with 22.3 GW capacity, including large projects such as the Al Dhafra project in Abu Dhabi. Wind power capacity stands at 6.2 GW, with countries like Egypt and Morocco having over 2 GW installed each. The region is also actively developing hydrogen projects, with 117 in the pipeline, predominantly focusing on green hydrogen. MENA has set ambitious renewable energy targets for 2030, aiming for 236 GW capacity in solar and wind. Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Egypt have specific installation goals. The region is looking to produce 10 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030, requiring additional renewable energy capacity. Energy storage is also gaining momentum, with both operational and upcoming projects enhancing the region's renewable energy infrastructure.