The Saudi NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC) is making significant advancements in constructing the world's largest green hydrogen plant, slated for full operation by 2026. This ambitious project aims to produce 600 tonnes of green hydrogen daily, with a focus on global export markets. By achieving 60% completion across various key sites in 2024, including crucial facilities like a hydrogen production plant, wind and solar farms, and a transmission grid, NGHC is progressing steadily. The project, designed to aid decarbonization efforts, has the potential to significantly reduce global CO2 emissions, with plans to power transportation and industrial processes using the green hydrogen produced. Additionally, the company's recruitment drive and partnerships with educational institutions highlight a commitment to workforce development in the clean energy sector. Recognized by the Hydrogen Council as pivotal for meeting climate goals, the NEOM project sets a blueprint for large-scale clean hydrogen production, emphasizing the importance of rapid scaling in green hydrogen initiatives.