Oman Shell inaugurated the country's first hydrogen refuelling station near Muscat International Airport, showcasing a commitment to sustainable mobility. This cutting-edge facility integrates hydrogen refuelling, EV fast-charging, and traditional fueling options, marking a pivotal advancement in Oman's journey towards green energy. Powered by solar energy and utilizing electrolysis technology, the station can produce up to 130 kg of green hydrogen daily. The project not only offers an alternative fuel source but also supports Oman's Vision 2040 and Net Zero 2050 goals for low-carbon mobility solutions. Eng. Salim Nasser Al Aufi, Oman's Minister of Energy and Minerals, emphasized the national significance of this initiative in promoting sustainability and energy diversification. The project stands as a key milestone in Oman's commitment to sustainable practices and technological advancements, aligning with His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik's vision for a greener future. The collaboration between Oman Shell, Mwasalat, and Nama Power and Water Procurement Company will introduce 15 hydrogen-powered vehicles for premium transport, contributing to Oman's sustainable transportation initiatives and aligning with the country's long-term goals. Moreover, the project highlights the potential of hydrogen ecosystems in attracting investments and supporting future technologies. With renewable energy commitments from Nama Power and Water Procurement, the project sets a foundation for a resilient, low-carbon transport ecosystem in Oman. Dr. Mohammed Mahmoud Al Balushi, CEO of Shell Oman Marketing, emphasized the importance of green hydrogen integration in Oman's mobility sector, showcasing a commitment to the country's energy transition journey and sustainable innovation.