Oman Electricity Conference Focuses on Energy Security and Network Resilience

Gathering Global Energy Experts

The fifth Oman Electricity and Energy Conference opened today. The Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre hosts the massive event. Approximately 4,200 participants from 47 countries attended the opening session. More than 80 expert speakers shared their industry knowledge. Nama Electricity Distribution Company organized this important gathering. The conference focuses on energy transformation pathways and network resilience.

Diversifying National Power Sources

Mohsen bin Hamad Al-Hadhrami sponsored the opening ceremony today. He serves as the Undersecretary of Energy and Minerals. He stated that Oman wants to diversify its national electricity production. The government plans to expand transmission and distribution networks rapidly. National electricity production reached 50.97 terawatt-hours in 2025. Proactive planning ensures the reliability of future electricity supplies.

Targeting Zero Carbon Neutrality

The Sultanate aims to increase renewable energy contributions significantly. Officials want renewables to reach 40 percent of total production by 2030. The ultimate goal is zero carbon neutrality by the year 2050. Engineer Alaa bin Hassan bin Mousa serves as CEO of Nama. He noted that the path of energy transformation is completely clear now. Solar and wind energy projects are accelerating across the country.

Sharing Knowledge and Training

The conference features several technical sessions and expert panel discussions. Topics include electricity markets, energy storage, and smart grid solutions. Organizers held an exhibition featuring 75 local and international companies. Siemens signed four important training agreements during the event today. These agreements will train 500 students in network protection. Dr. Ali bin Hamad Al Ghafri also launched an educational book.

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