The green hydrogen company, Hydrom, based in Oman, has announced the commencement of its third public bidding process for green hydrogen project lands, set to start in March 2025. This move reflects Oman's commitment to providing investment opportunities in renewable energy and green hydrogen sectors, supporting national goals for job sustainability and economic growth. Engineer Abdulaziz bin Saeed Al Sheidhani, the General Manager of Hydrom, revealed plans to allocate two new zones in the bidding round within designated lands in Al Wusta and Dhofar Governorates. These zones will vary in size to attract diverse investors and enhance participation in future rounds. Al Sheidhani emphasized the challenges in the hydrogen sector, including market, procurement, political, and technical obstacles. Market interest assessment is crucial for identifying opportunities, and he noted that green hydrogen prices are linked to production costs, which are decreasing due to technological advancements and economies of scale. Moreover, there is a global surge in green hydrogen demand, supported by government policies and incentives in various countries. Hydrom aims to draw more projects to help Oman achieve its strategic targets for green hydrogen, aligning with global trends towards sustainable energy practices.