Oman's OQ Gas Networks (OQGN) is embarking on an ambitious plan to develop a 300-400 km hydrogen pipeline by 2030 to support the country's green hydrogen industry. This initiative is part of a larger infrastructure vision to create an integrated common use infrastructure (CUI) that encompasses dedicated networks for electricity supply, ultrapure water, and more. OQGN, as the National Infrastructure Provider, is set to lead the way in building regional hydrogen pipelines that can later expand into a nationwide network. Collaborating with Hydrogen Oman (Hydrom), the architect of Oman's green hydrogen industry, OQGN is focusing on the technical aspects of the proposed hydrogen pipeline system. The company's expertise in operating the national gas transportation network will be instrumental in this transition. OQGN is also involved in developing a carbon dioxide (CO₂) transportation network to support carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects and provide feedstock for industries like fertilizer production and enhanced oil recovery. Through partnerships with international companies like Shell and Oxy Oman, OQGN is actively driving projects such as the SalalaH2 green hydrogen initiative and the Blue Horizons' low-carbon and ammonia project. The company's strategic planning includes advancing regulatory frameworks for hydrogen and CO₂ transportation and conducting technical studies to ensure readiness for future investments. With a holistic approach towards sustainability and energy transition, Oman is positioning itself for a greener future through innovative infrastructure development.