The Ministry's plan for the electric power generation sector includes several key projects aimed at improving production capacity and operational efficiency of power plants. Among these projects are the combined cycle power plants, which seek to enhance production using integrated power plant technologies.

Major projects in the solar energy sector are also included, with integration into the national grid and investor guarantees to ensure sustained funding. The ministry is also working on rehabilitating inactive power plants and increasing their productivity.

Additionally, the ministry is conducting regular maintenance on operating plants to ensure continuous operation at maximum efficiency. The ministry is working on improving the thermal efficiency of power plants by using modern techniques to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Associated and free gas projects are also underway, contributing to enhanced power generation. The fuel pipeline network, especially gas pipelines, is being expanded to cover new areas and ensure sustainable energy supply.

Moreover, the ministry aims to import liquefied natural gas in both the short and long terms to provide the necessary fuel for increasing production capacity. Furthermore, the ministry ensures the supply of liquid fuel in the required quantities and specifications by collaborating with both local and international suppliers.

Regarding energy efficiency, digital programs are being launched to improve energy management through modern technological solutions. The ministry focuses on training and developing human resources to ensure that the operational and maintenance teams are equipped with the necessary skills for effective operations.

Energy production readings from the transport sector are also monitored using smart systems to ensure effective energy distribution. Lastly, the ministry aims to reduce production costs by decreasing government subsidies and increasing flexibility in tariff adjustments, while supporting low-income segments to meet their needs.