U.S. company KBR has secured an advisory consulting contract from Kuwait Oil Company to develop a comprehensive plan for achieving significant renewable energy and green hydrogen production targets by 2050. The project aims to generate 17 GW of renewable power and 25 GW of green hydrogen through the strategic deployment of wind and solar energy coupled with energy storage solutions. This initiative will not only cater to Kuwait's domestic industrial needs but also position the country as a potential exporter of green hydrogen. KBR will undertake a range of activities including market analysis, feasibility studies, and the training of local talents to support the project's implementation over the next 18 months. Jay Ibrahim, President of KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions, expressed enthusiasm for contributing to Kuwait's national energy strategy. The company's track record in similar projects within the GCC region underscores its expertise and commitment to sustainable energy transitions. Additionally, KBR's involvement in various renewable and hydrogen projects worldwide, including in India, Norway, Malaysia, and the U.S., further showcases its proficiency in driving clean energy initiatives on a global scale.