In a momentous display of collaboration with their industrial tenants, Sohar Port and Freezone introduced the Sohar Net Zero Alliance (SNZA) to advance Oman's ambitious goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
It is worth noting that this alliance is strategically aligned with ENGIE's overarching commitment to decarbonization and sustainable energy solutions on a global scale. Additionally, the SNZA aims to leverage alternative energy sources, promote green power, advance green hydrogen initiatives, and establish a state-of-the-art Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) facility within the Sohar Port premises to bolster Oman's '2050 Net Zero Commitment'.
The signing event was held on November 5 this year, depicting the official beginning of this incredible partnership highlighting Oman's dedication to sustainable industrial practices. All the members of the conglomeration have a shared commitment towards nurturing transparency, alliances, commitment, and social involvement.
Some of the major stakeholders of the consortium are:
As a leader in low-carbon energy and services, ENGIE has earned a global reputation. With a team of 96,000 employees and a commitment to reducing energy consumption and promoting eco-friendly solutions, ENGIE is dedicated to accelerating the transition towards a carbon-neutral world. Driven by its purpose, ENGIE strives to positively impact both people and the planet while maintaining economic performance. By leveraging its expertise in gas, renewable energy, and services, ENGIE offers competitive solutions to its customers. In 2022, the company's turnover reached an impressive 93.9 billion Euros.
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