Oman is making significant strides in the hydrogen sector by pioneering a project to establish the world’s first commercial scale liquid hydrogen export corridor to Europe by 2030. The venture, led by Oman’s state-run hydrogen company Hydrom, in partnership with Ecolog, EnBW, and other collaborators, aims to create a supply chain for green hydrogen from Oman to Europe. The project involves setting up a facility in Duqm on Oman's Arabian Sea coast to liquefy hydrogen. Specialized Ecolog vessels will then transport the liquefied hydrogen to Amsterdam's hydrogen terminal for further distribution. The initiative is expected to result in the first commercial shipment by 2030, setting a new benchmark in hydrogen transportation. The move towards using liquid hydrogen for export highlights Oman's commitment to innovation and sustainability in the energy sector. By leveraging this technology, Oman is poised to become a key player in the global hydrogen market, showcasing its potential as a leading hydrogen producer.