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Saudi Arabia's energy mix extends beyond oil
Saudi Arabia adopts a long-term strategy to diversify its energy sources by developing the nuclear energy sector, alongside investing in solar, wind, and green and blue hydrogen, within the framework of Saudi Vision 2030. The roots of this approach trace back to the SOLERAS project in 1977 and the solar village in Al Uyaynah in 1980, with ongoing development aimed at building an integrated system that combines oil, renewable energy, and nuclear power to enhance the security and sustainability of its economy. The Kingdom believes that the future will not rely on a single source but on a flexible and diverse energy system, based on its natural resources, especially uranium, to achieve sustainable economic and technological development.
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