The Sultanate of Oman proudly announced that it has been selected as the host for the Global Wind Energy Conference 2027. This event, which will mark its twenty-third edition, is a significant step towards strengthening Oman's position in renewable energy and diversifying the energy mix in the coming years.
Conference Details
According to published information, Nama Company for Energy and Water will organize this event under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, in collaboration with the Global Wind Energy Council. This conference will provide an opportunity for investors and developers to come together to discuss the future of wind energy and introduce new projects and technologies.
At this conference, policymakers, industry leaders, investors, researchers, and technology providers from around the world will gather to discuss and exchange views on the future of wind energy. The aim of this gathering is to enhance cooperation and share experiences in the field of renewable energy.
Strategic Importance and Future Goals
Oman's hosting of the Global Wind Energy Conference 2027 aligns with the goals of the "Oman Vision 2040" program. This program includes the development of a diverse energy mix and enhancing energy security, which requires a suitable investment environment and necessary legal frameworks.
Oman, as a strategic region, possesses valuable resources in wind energy. According to planned projects, by 2032, 19 projects in solar and wind energy will be implemented, of which 6 projects are dedicated to wind energy. It is expected that the total capacity of these projects will exceed 4000 megawatts, indicating a significant volume of development in this field.
Mohsen bin Hamad Al-Hadhrami, Deputy Minister of Energy and Minerals of Oman, emphasized the importance of this conference, stating: "Oman's strategy in renewable energy clearly demonstrates the international community's confidence in the country's advancements in this area." He also stressed the need to diversify the energy mix and attract new investments.
Mithaa bint Saif Al-Mahrouqi, Oman's Ambassador to Germany, also emphasized that Oman's selection as the host for this conference reflects the country's prominent position as a reliable partner in investment and international cooperation. She added that developments in the energy sector require global collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Ahmed bin Salem Al-Abri, CEO of Nama Company, announced that the company, in collaboration with the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, has prepared the hosting file for this conference. He added that Oman, with its suitable geographical location and advanced infrastructure, has high potential in wind energy.
Finally, Dr. Irfan Mirza, President of the Global Wind Energy Council, emphasized that the Oman conference is an opportunity to establish connections and collaborations at a global level that can help accelerate the development of wind energy projects.
