H2-diplo Office
Saudi Arabia
Official opening: February 27, 2022
Despite being one of the most important fossil-based energy exporters in the world, Saudi Arabia acknowledges the huge potential of renewable energies and hydrogen and wants to establish itself as a green energy supplier. Saudi Arabia aims to increase the share of renewable energies in its domestic electricity generation up to 50% until 2030 and to achieve climate neutrality by 2060.
The H2-diplo office in Riyadh complements the German-Saudi energy dialogue and supports the bilateral climate policy cooperation.
The H2-diplo office in Riyadh complements the German-Saudi energy dialogue and supports the bilateral climate policy cooperation.
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News & Events
- Saudi Arabia
- Decarbonization, Geopolitics, Regulatory Framework, Sustainability, Trade & Markets
A collaborative event at the Movenpick City Star Hotel in Jeddah brought together experts from academia, industry, and government to discuss renewable energy and clean technologies, focusing on Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue on challenges and
- Saudi Arabia
- Decarbonization, Geopolitics, Sustainability, Trade & Markets
Key stakeholders came together at Solar Week 2024 to discuss advancements in solar energy and the Kingdom’s renewable goals.
- Saudi Arabia
- Country Potentials, Skills Development
Key stakeholders from academia, industry, and government convened for a fireside chat to discuss the evolving skills and labour requirements in Saudi Arabia amidst the country’s ambitious industrial transformation.
- Saudi Arabia
- Decarbonization, Regulatory Framework, Skills Development
Within the ongoing energy transformation in Saudi Arabia, hydrogen surely undertakes an always more prominent role: as energy carrier, storage but also to decarbonize domestic industries, its function are numerous. With its remarkable renewable energy potential, the Kingdom unfolds hydrogen
