At the forefront of the global energy landscape, ENGIE actively leads the charge in providing low-carbon energy solutions worldwide. Operating in over 31 countries, we actively work to make energy accessible and dependable. Our pledge to achieve Net Zero Carbon by 2045 demonstrates our unwavering commitment to sustainability. We actively aspire to be the foremost advocate for zero carbon energies, driving innovation and progress in this crucial arena.
In Oman, ENGIE has been present for more than 30 years, with a long-standing role in power generation and desalination. Through key assets including Sohar 2, Al Rusail, Barka 3, Barka 4 and Barka 2, ENGIE contributes to the reliable delivery of electricity and water that supports communities, industries and economic development across the Sultanate. The current draft references 2.7 GW of power capacity and 87 MIGD of water capacity in Oma.
Building on this legacy, ENGIE is now focused on supporting Oman’s next phase of growth, including opportunities in renewable energy, battery storage and low-carbon infrastructure aligned with Oman Vision 2040.
The imperative to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions is growing rapidly on a global scale, spurred by a convergence of societal and economic factors. Factors such as energy affordability, evolving consumer demands, governmental incentives, and regulatory imperatives are propelling this urgency forward. Today, we are redoubling our efforts to hasten the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy. We are investing in a diverse array of low-carbon thermal energy production, sustainable desalination solutions, and both centralized and decentralized renewable energy initiatives. We are also dedicated to providing integrated solutions aimed at enhancing the performance and energy efficiency of industries, cities, communities, and properties.
Our goal is to empower them on their respective journeys toward decarbonization, fostering a greener and more sustainable future for all.