During the Saudi Green Initiative Forum in Riyadh, experts discussed Saudi Arabia's potential to lead global hydrogen production. CEO of SABIC, Abdulrahman Al-Fageeh, emphasized the Kingdom's economic advantage in producing hydrogen from various sources, including solar and wind energy, as well as gray hydrogen within the existing systems. Al-Fageeh stressed the importance of collaboration across the value chain and regulatory support for the successful integration of hydrogen into the energy sector. SABIC, in partnership with Aramco, is focusing on producing low-carbon ammonia as part of its decarbonization strategy. This move aligns with Saudi Arabia's commitment to diversifying energy resources and setting global standards for low-carbon energy. The Kingdom's ambitious hydrogen plans rely on coordinated efforts to scale up production and incorporate hydrogen into broader decarbonization strategies. Saudi Arabia's unique advantages, coupled with its commitment to green initiatives, position it as a frontrunner in the global hydrogen market, signaling a positive outlook for the Kingdom's role in sustainable energy production.