ACWA Power, a key player in renewable energy and water desalination, has deepened its collaboration with leading US companies by signing new MoUs worth USD 500 million during the Saudi–US Investment Forum in Riyadh. These agreements, part of ACWA Power's total partnerships valued at over USD 6 billion, support Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals and its commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2060. The partnerships focus on fostering innovation, economic diversification, and sustainability, with a specific emphasis on green hydrogen, solar technologies, and energy efficiency. ACWA Power's strategic alliances aim to drive the deployment of renewable energy, create job opportunities, and localize manufacturing capabilities in Saudi Arabia. The company plans to integrate advanced technologies in solar energy projects, enhance gas turbine systems, and develop solutions for green hydrogen production and ammonia projects. By collaborating with American firms like GE Vernova, Baker Hughes, and KBR, ACWA Power is advancing its net-zero target for 2050 while bolstering the nation's sustainable energy future. These agreements demonstrate ACWA Power's dedication to international collaboration, innovation, and supporting Saudi Arabia's transition to a more sustainable energy landscape.