UK-based Shell has partnered with Wood, an engineering and consulting company, to work on a low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia project in Oman named Blue Horizons. The project aims to produce low-carbon blue hydrogen and ammonia for both local and international markets while also capturing and storing CO2 emissions. This large-scale initiative is set to play a key role in Oman's transition towards zero-carbon fuels. Wood will be responsible for designing the integrated production facility, marine infrastructure, a 200-kilometer pipeline, and a CO2 injection facility as part of the pre-FEED agreement. The project is expected to be completed by 2025. Giuseppe Zuccaro, President of Process & Chemicals at Wood, expressed enthusiasm about the project's potential to drive the adoption of zero-carbon fuels in Oman. Earlier partnerships with KBR and Omani entities like the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Oman LNG, and OQ demonstrate Shell's dedication to sustainable energy solutions in Oman's energy sector.