Saudi energy minister says energy security can't be taken for granted
<p>Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia's energy minister HRH Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman on Monday warned that energy security could not be taken for granted amid the war in the Middle East, saying conditions were testing infrastructure and decision making.</p> <p>"Energy security can't be taken for granted," the minister told a high-profile energy conference in Riyadh. "For Saudi Arabia, these…
The Saudi Energy Minister, Abdulaziz bin Salman, declared at the World Petroleum Congress in Riyadh that the Kingdom will persevere through challenges and persist in its commitment to Vision 2030. He emphasized that fear has no place in the Saudi mindset and that the country's focus remains on the future of upcoming generations. Hosting the congress serves to highlight Riyadh's status as a key energy hub and reaffirms the safety of the Saudi capital.
The minister underscored that maintaining the reliability of the energy sector necessitates consistent efforts, irrespective of the circumstances. He stressed that realizing a dependable energy transition requires acknowledging the unique requirements and conditions of each nation. Saudi Arabia is determined to innovate and develop new technologies to mitigate emissions while leveraging all available resources.
The opening of the 25th World Petroleum Congress in Riyadh was attended by a multitude of energy sector leaders, policymakers, and representatives from various countries and international organizations. A keynote address was delivered by the president of WPC Energy, underscoring the congress's importance and Saudi Arabia's pivotal role in the global energy sector.
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