Renewable energy to power 30% of Muscat sewage treatment
Namaa Water Services Company has signed an agreement to purchase and retire 50,000 international renewable energy certificates, in collaboration with the Power and Water Purchase Company. This initiative aims to support the company's sustainability goals and reduce its carbon emissions. These certificates account for approximately 30% of the electricity consumption of the wastewater treatment plants in Muscat and will contribute to cutting the company's emissions by around 16,000 tons of CO₂ equivalent. This step is part of the strategy to achieve net zero by 2050, through the increased use of renewable energy, operational efficiency, and making sustainability a core aspect of business management.
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