In Muscat, Oman, a significant initiative has been launched to propel the country towards its green hydrogen production targets by 2030. Hydrom, in partnership with the Oman Vision 2040 Implementation Follow-up Unit and Ministry of Energy and Minerals, inaugurated a two-week Ecosystem Readiness Lab aimed at assessing the nation's infrastructure preparedness for a green hydrogen future. The lab, chaired by H E Salim Nasser al Aufi, Minister of Energy and Minerals, focuses on five critical workstreams. These workstreams delve into construction capabilities, workforce development, regulatory enhancements, logistics requirements, and local content promotion across various sectors. The ultimate goal is to formulate a comprehensive roadmap with detailed plans and resource requirements to ensure the successful implementation of Oman's green hydrogen ambitions. Abdulaziz al Shidhani, Managing Director of Hydrom, highlighted the importance of these lab sessions in fostering an inclusive and transformative transition towards green hydrogen, emphasizing the necessity of economic resilience. The initiative not only aims to boost green hydrogen production but also to create a sustainable and prosperous future for Oman, leveraging natural resources and fostering global partnerships.