A recent agreement between companies from Oman and Korea has paved the way for the production and supply of 5 million tonnes of green ammonia to Thailand in a deal valued at $4.5 billion. The partnership between Korean green hydrogen company Lupro and Oman's Bait Muscat will see the construction of a green ammonia plant in Duqm, Oman. The plant is scheduled to begin operations by 2027, initially producing 1 million tonnes of green ammonia annually, with plans to scale up to 2.5 million tonnes. This initiative is part of Oman's vision to position itself as a key player in geologic hydrogen. Notably, international energy giants like Shell and BP have also announced hydrogen projects in Oman, with an estimated $38 billion to be invested in various schemes by 2030. Oman aims to use green ammonia and hydrogen production to drive economic growth and transition towards a low-carbon economy. The projects signify a significant step towards sustainability and align with global efforts to reduce carbon emissions and promote renewable energy sources.