At COP29, Neom Green Hydrogen Co. CEO shared exciting news about the development of the world's largest green hydrogen facility, expected to commence operations in late 2026. This facility, part of a vast Saudi Arabian city project, will use solar and wind energy to power a 2.2 gigawatt electrolyzer for continuous hydrogen production. The goal is to produce green hydrogen, a sustainable form created through electrolysis that avoids the carbon emissions associated with fossil fuel production methods. By relying on renewable energy sources, the facility aims to save 830 million tonnes of CO2 annually. The shift towards green energy is crucial as fossil fuels are depleting and contribute to harmful emissions. This initiative signals a positive step towards combatting climate change and transitioning to sustainable energy practices by 2040. Al-Ghamdi anticipates that besides producing hydrogen, the facility will bring economic benefits, tourism, and promote sustainability in Saudi Arabia.