The green hydrogen production facility at NEOM in Saudi Arabia is making significant progress, with CEO Wesam Alghamdi announcing that it is 60% complete and expected to start operations in December 2026. Despite facing setbacks, such as the sudden departure of its longtime CEO, the project is on track. One of the main challenges now is meeting the high demand for NEOM's hydrogen, which is exceeding the production capacity. Companies like TotalEnergies and various sectors, including steel and shipping, are showing a keen interest in NEOM's hydrogen offerings, highlighting the growing demand for clean energy solutions. The mega construction project near the Red Sea is a testament to the potential of green hydrogen in transforming industries and meeting sustainability goals. Wesam Alghamdi's insights during the COP29 climate summit underscore the importance of projects like NEOM in driving the adoption of renewable energy sources and addressing climate change challenges.