Saudi Arabia has pledged to reduce its carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by 278 million tons per year by 2030 in line with the Paris Agreement. This will be achieved through the Circular Carbon Economy (CCE) approach and the development of clean and renewable energy sources for domestic and international use, implementation of energy efficiency programs, afforestation and conscious investments in historically high-emission industries such as manufacturing, mining, tourism, transport and information technology.
In addition, the Kingdom has pledged to invest in carbon capture and utilization projects, with the goal of capturing 1,500 tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere per day. These measures are expected to significantly reduce Saudi Arabia’s emissions and help it meet its climate goals.