Oman is making significant strides in its ambition to become a leading exporter of liquefied hydrogen (LH2), with a focus on green energy initiatives. The project, led by Hydrom in collaboration with various partners, aims to establish a full-fledged liquid hydrogen supply chain for European markets. Feasibility studies have confirmed the viability of the project, which includes plans for a liquefaction facility in Duqm and specialized vessels for transportation. The project's goal is to cater to industries that are challenging to electrify, such as brick manufacturing and data centers, where the demand for green hydrogen is increasing. Despite technical challenges related to hydrogen's low density during transport, the project is moving forward with a comprehensive approach to the entire value chain. Oman's commitment to bridging the midstream gap between hydrogen producers and European demand centers highlights its dedication to sustainable energy practices. The collaboration with international partners emphasizes the global significance of the initiative and the potential for Oman to become a key player in the green hydrogen market. By addressing engineering challenges and focusing on cost-effectiveness, Oman's liquid hydrogen export project is poised to make a significant impact on the evolving hydrogen market landscape.