Oman's Ministry of Energy and Minerals has taken significant steps towards achieving carbon neutrality by establishing a 'net zero centre' to drive the nation's efforts. The centre's primary focus is to expedite the implementation of net-zero initiatives, provide technical support to sectors, and enhance energy efficiency while reducing carbon emissions. Oman aims to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050, with a target to reduce emissions by 21% by 2030 and produce one million tonnes of green hydrogen. To support these goals, the country is developing utility-scale solar and wind projects and has allocated substantial land for hydrogen production. Additionally, collaborative projects like CO2 mineralization in the Hajar mountains are underway. The Oman net zero centre will also lead public awareness campaigns and manage certifications for carbon, hydrogen, and low-carbon products. Overall, Oman is on track to become a prominent global exporter of hydrogen and a leader in the Middle East's transition towards sustainable practices.