Environmental, Social & Governance

Oman Opens Lab to Develop Roadmap for Achieving Net-Zero Emissions

The Carbon Management Lab is organised by Oman Vision 2040 Implementation Follow-up Unit

Shabbir Khan, SME News Service

With the aim of establishing a comprehensive national strategy and a unified operational plan towards achieving net-zero emissions, Oman has opened an 18-day long event lining up a series of activities focused on safeguarding the environment while pursuing growth.

Carbon Management Lab (CML), kicked off on Monday, seeks to boost Oman’s strategic approach to achieving net-zero emissions.

The initiative is in line with the development goals within Oman Vision 2040.

The CML, to run till October 13, is being organised by Oman Vision 2040 Implementation Follow-up Unit, under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, in cooperation with the Environment Authority and the Civil Aviation Authority.

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The overall objective of the lab has been fixed at building effective, balanced and resilient ecosystems to protect the environment, maintain the sustainability of natural resources and enhance the national economy.

The lab also paves groundwork for Oman’s preparation in the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, scheduled to be held in Egypt in November.

According to the stated agenda, the CML will focus on four main sectors: Energy sector (electricity, oil and gas), industry, transport, the cities and urban development sector.

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