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Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power, fueled by Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s ambitious vision, is racing towards a renewable future, aiming for half of the nation’s electricity from wind and solar by 2030.
Saudi Aramco has signed an agreement with Enowa, NEOM’s energy and water company, to construct the first synthetic e-fuel plant in NEOM, aiming to generate 12 tonnes of synthetic methanol daily from green hydrogen and captured CO2, with a focus on the circular carbon economy and low CO2 emissions.
NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. has received its first major shipment of 250 wind turbines for the world’s largest green hydrogen plant in the NEOM megacity, which is to be assembled at the Wind Garden site, supporting NGHC’s goal to export green hydrogen starting in 2026.
Saudi Arabia has launched its testing of hydrogen trains, following an agreement with French train company Alstom. The remarkable hydrogen train project is part of Saudi Arabia’s commitment to the Saudi Green Initiative, aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting clean energy.
Neom is teaming up with Dutch Greenhouse company Van Der Hoeven to help make the desert bloom with the aim of building the world’s most food-self-sufficient city. This $120 million project at Neom involves vertical farming, artificial intelligence, and seawater cooling systems with the aim of producing 300,000 tons of food in the next decade.
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