The Middle East region, known for its abundant solar and wind energy resources along with natural gas reserves, is gearing up to enhance its renewable power and green hydrogen production capacity. As per S&P Global, the region has about 9mt/yr of low-carbon and green hydrogen/ammonia projects in the works. While the majority of hydrogen demand in the Middle East is for refining and chemical processes, primarily sourced from grey hydrogen, there is a shift towards cleaner alternatives. Although currently representing only 4% of the active hydrogen project market share, the Middle East has ambitious plans for renewable energy, green and blue hydrogen production, and their derivatives, signaling a positive trajectory in the region's sustainable energy transition and economic growth.