Abstract
The oil and gas sector is under increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices amid global environmental challenges. Integrating renewable energy, such as solar, wind, and geothermal technologies, is pivotal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and ensuring long-term economic viability. Sustainable economic models like hybrid energy systems and green hydrogen production offer solutions to enhance operational efficiency and reliability while minimizing carbon footprints. The integration of digital technologies further optimizes energy management, promoting sustainability and competitiveness. Embracing these models not only addresses environmental concerns but also positions the sector towards a more sustainable future, essential for meeting global climate goals and ensuring resilience in the evolving energy landscape. Keywords: oil and gas sector, renewable energy integration, sustainable practices, greenhouse gas emissions, economic viability, hybrid energy systems, green hydrogen production, digital technologies, energy management, global climate goals
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