The Sultanate of Oman has emerged as a frontrunner in the global green energy industry, highlighted by the International Energy Agency's recognition of its efforts in producing green hydrogen. With ambitious goals to produce 1 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030 and attracting investments worth $49 billion for the industry, Oman is on track to become a key player in the Middle East's energy transformation. Rystad Energy has also identified Oman as a key player in driving solar-based renewables growth in the region, with plans to significantly increase renewable energy capacity in the coming years. Oman's Energy Transformation Strategy is centered around achieving a Net Zero economy by 2050, focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy, hydrogen-powered economy, green mobility, and carbon capture. The country aims to localize manufacturing through initiatives like the Green Hydrogen Ecosystem Readiness Labouratory to boost job creation and industry development. The Green Hydrogen Strategy outlined by Hydrom envisions massive installations of solar panels, wind turbines, and electrolyzers in Oman, creating opportunities for local manufacturing of various components. International partnerships, like the one between China's Jietai Solar and Sohar Freezone, are expected to further enhance Oman's manufacturing capacity and support its energy transition goals. By tapping into its vast potential for green energy production and manufacturing, Oman is paving the way for a sustainable and thriving renewable energy hub in the Middle East.