Hydrom, the government-owned green hydrogen entity in Oman, is making significant progress in its green hydrogen infrastructure project. The preliminary frontend engineering and design (pre-FEED) for the shared infrastructure project is expected to be completed by May 2025, with 90 percent of pre-FEED for Duqm already done. The $5 billion project will encompass vital elements like electricity transmission, desalination, hydrogen pipelines, and water networks. Financial structures are being developed, and agreements with developers are anticipated to be finalized by July. Notably, a single permit system has been introduced to facilitate approvals for developers, and tariffs for hydrogen transport pipelines will be linked to the volume transported. Oman is gearing up for equipment imports for green hydrogen production, with plans to expand ports and enhance inland transportation by 2026 to achieve the 2030 green hydrogen goals. ASYAD Group is entrusted with managing the logistical aspects of this ambitious green initiative in Oman.