Nama initiates camelina biofuel project
Namaa Water Services Company has launched an experimental project to cultivate the Camellina plant in the Sultanate of Oman, with the goal of using recycled water to promote environmental sustainability and support the green economy. The project focuses on assessing the efficiency of reused treated water in agriculture, its environmental impact, its capacity for carbon sequestration, and its economic potential, with the aim of expanding its cultivation in the future. The project is overseen by Hima Energy, with the support of national entities such as Sultan Qaboos University and the Environment Authority. It concentrates on improving irrigation efficiency, monitoring soil and water quality, and generating carbon credits to support the transition toward clean energy sources.
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