Saudi Arabia is working to become 1st country to produce Green and Blue Hydrogen - Al-Jubeir
The Minister of State of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia, Cabinet Member and Climate Affairs Envoy, Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir confirmed that the Kingdom is making efforts to be the first country in producing green and blue hydrogen, as it considers itself an energy exporter, not just oil. Follow Saudi Expatriates on Pinterest
Al-Jubeir stated that, renewable energy will fill the void when the world's energy needs increase and fossil energy cannot meet them, as there is a certain limit that the Saudi Arabia cannot, for example, exceed oil production, as fossil fuels will be required for decades to come.
- He added that, the world needs energy, we must find non-oil resources, we must search for alternative energy that we can use in the future. Trending : Saudi Arabia introduces long-term and short-term educational visas
- Al-Jubeir said that, the emotional dialogue and feelings regarding discussions of climate change and the environment, do not lead to anything, this may use lead to exploitation in short-term domestic political matters, but they do not serve to improve the climate or the environment.
- The obstacles to achieve the goals of climate change are to avoid engaging in a dialogue full of emotions and lacks logic and science and that the matter requires globally solidarity, as no country alone can comfort climate change, add the minister.
- He explained that Saudi Arabia's climate related initiatives are being evaluated and on an ongoing basis, as the ceiling of goals can be raised if it sees this, and this has already been achieved with regard to methane emissions. Most Viewed : UNESCO announces Yanbu Industrial City as International Learning City
- The minister highlighted that the Kingdom is building the largest green hydrogen plant in the NEOM region and announced its intention to the country becomes the leading manufacturer of green and blue hydrogen and is considering how to export this substance and deliver it to consumers.
