Oman is making significant strides towards its goal of zero neutrality by 2050 by establishing a Net Zero Centre to oversee projects and provide technical support in areas such as green hydrogen, ammonia, and low-carbon development. With abundant solar and wind resources, the country has dedicated a substantial area for green hydrogen production, with eight projects already awarded. These initiatives are expected to generate 1,380 ktpa of green hydrogen by adopting international best practices and cutting-edge technologies. The country is actively engaging in partnerships to boost its green hydrogen production capacity, with recent agreements signed with global entities like Electricité de France and EDF Renewables to expand production to 1.38 million tonnes per year by 2030. Additionally, Oman is working on developing a comprehensive hydrogen infrastructure that includes manufacturing facilities for renewable energy products, steel plants, and derivative synthesis, supported by essential infrastructures like substations and desalination plants. Moreover, Oman has set ambitious objectives for its green hydrogen sector, including ensuring energy security, economic diversification, decarbonization, competitive hydrogen pricing for export, and fostering innovation. The country is eyeing a fully integrated hydrogen infrastructure that encompasses various sectors like renewable energy, steel production, and electrolyser manufacturing. These efforts align with Oman's vision of becoming a hub for sustainable energy and green technology in the region.