OQ Gas Networks (OQGN) in Oman, the National Infrastructure Provider for hydrogen pipelines, is taking significant steps to drive the green hydrogen economy in the country. By leveraging its expertise as the sole gas transportation operator, OQGN is committed to reducing the Levelized Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH) production, which is crucial for advancing Oman's green hydrogen industry. The company has announced collaborations with various government and public sector stakeholders to develop hydrogen pipeline infrastructure in Oman, aligning with the country's aspirations to become a green energy exporter. OQGN is actively involved in master-planning the pipeline network with Hydrom, the orchestrator of Oman's green hydrogen industry, and is working towards supporting the production and export of significant quantities of green hydrogen by 2030 and 2050. Through strategic studies and partnerships, OQGN is positioning itself as the infrastructure provider for the transportation of hydrogen, aiming to support green hydrogen projects and enable the processing of green molecules into commodities like green ammonia and green methanol for export. The company's plans include developing an optimal hydrogen pipeline network to cater to current and future blocks, emphasizing economies of scale and efficiency to reduce transportation costs. By driving these initiatives, OQGN is actively contributing to Oman's energy transition and facilitating the country's ambitions of being a prominent player in the green energy export industry.