Hydrom, the state-owned entity overseeing Oman's green hydrogen development, recently organized a workshop in Muscat to discuss the country’s preparedness in meeting its ambitious green hydrogen production targets. Led by Salim Nasser Al Aufi, the Minister of Energy and Minerals and Chairman of Hydrom, the workshop aimed to address challenges, present strategic plans, and outline actions for achieving the 2030 production targets and Vision 2040 goals. Hydrom has allocated a significant portion of land, totaling over 2,300 sq km, for green hydrogen production, with contracts awarded to energy consortiums from various regions, amounting to over $49 billion in investments. The Managing Director of Hydrom, Abdulaziz Al Shidhani, emphasized the organization's commitment to building a resilient energy sector that optimizes the hydrogen value chain for economic growth and job creation. The rapid progress made by Hydrom since its launch in October 2022, including achieving the delivery target of 1 million tonnes per annum of renewable hydrogen, highlights the dedication towards sustainable energy in Oman. The workshop demonstrated the industry's determination to provide affordable and secure energy, fostering a prosperous Omani economy. With new projects worth $11 billion in Dhofar region, Hydrom continues to advance towards its goals, showcasing a positive outlook for green hydrogen development in Oman.