Saudi Aramco is considering the sale of four or five gas-fired power plants as part of a fundraising effort that could generate approximately $4 billion, according to sources cited by Reuters. The move is intended to support the company’s financial commitments, including sustaining dividend payments to the Saudi government amid declining crude oil prices. This asset sale aligns with broader financial strategies, including bond issuances, to back Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 development plan. Meanwhile, Saudi renewable energy firm ACWA Power is planning significant expansion in China, aiming to grow its global assets to around $250 billion by 2030, with China expected to contribute between $30 billion and $75 billion to this total.