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oil gas • Nov 11, 2026
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A new renewable energy initiative in Oman is bringing together sustainability and community support. The Omani Association for Persons with Disabilitiesโ€™ Suhar branch is set to benefit from a RO16,000 solar power project, funded entirely by Global Chemical Systems and Maintenance Limited through its corporate social responsibility programme. The project will install a 20kW integrated solar power plant connected to the electricity grid, helping meet part of the buildingโ€™s energy requirements, reduce dependence on the public electricity network and lower operating costs. The savings will enable the association to direct more of its financial resources towards services and programmes for persons with disabilities. Beyond the financial benefits, the installation is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 25 tonnes annually, equivalent to the estimated environmental benefit of planting around 1,150 mature trees each year. This initiative demonstrates how private-sector CSR partnerships can deliver practical environmental benefits while strengthening community organisations and supporting Omanโ€™s transition towards a more sustainable future.

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