The Saudi NEOM Green Hydrogen Company has made significant strides in developing the world's largest green hydrogen plant, with the goal of transitioning to cleaner energy sources. The project, on track to be fully operational by 2026, is set to produce a substantial 600 tonnes of green hydrogen daily, with a specific focus on global export markets. By achieving 60% completion across key sites in 2024, including crucial facilities like the hydrogen production unit, wind garden, solar farm, and transmission grid, the project has demonstrated its commitment to advancing green hydrogen technology. Notable milestones include the installation of essential technology and the readiness of 'Electrolyser 1' for a 2025 launch. The initiative is not only a significant step towards decarbonization but also has the potential to reduce global CO2 emissions by up to 5 million tonnes annually. Furthermore, the green hydrogen produced will have practical applications, such as powering various transportation modes and industrial processes. The project's impact extends beyond energy production, as NGHC is also focusing on expanding its workforce through a recruitment drive that attracted thousands of applicants. Additionally, partnerships with educational institutions aim to cultivate future talent in the green hydrogen sector. The NEOM project aligns with the Hydrogen Council's emphasis on rapidly scaling green hydrogen projects to address climate goals, positioning it as a model for large-scale clean hydrogen production.