The UAE, known for its significant fossil fuel reserves, is strategically shifting towards a low-carbon future by focusing on hydrogen and ammonia development. Delegates at the MENA Industrial Gases Conference in Abu Dhabi witnessed the country's strong commitment to establishing itself as a key player in the low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia sector. Dr. Faye Al Hersh, representing Masdar, highlighted the UAE's comprehensive low-carbon hydrogen policy, which became effective in January 2024. Central to this policy are clean electricity clusters, designated locations where large-scale renewable energy plants will provide competitive power for hydrogen production. Moreover, the concept of 'hydrogen oases' is introduced to create areas for both production and utilization of hydrogen on a significant scale, optimizing infrastructure, utilities, and operational synergies. The UAE's approach aims to capitalize on economies of scale and shared resources to drive the success of its hydrogen endeavors. This strategic focus on clean energy transitions positions the UAE as a notable player in sustainable industrial development and reinforces its commitment to driving innovation and environmental stewardship.