NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. in Saudi Arabia, a part of the futuristic city NEOM, is not just establishing the world's largest hydrogen production plant but is aiming for global leadership in the clean energy sector. The CEO highlighted the project's alignment with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 and decarbonization goals. The plant will be entirely powered by solar and wind energy, with a 2.2-gigawatt electrolyzer for continuous hydrogen production. The project is progressing rapidly, with key infrastructure like the hydrogen processing plant, solar facility, and wind farm already over 60% completed. The company is also focusing on building operational capabilities and partnerships with educational institutions to develop a skilled local talent pool. NGHC is set to operate a single electrolyzer at ENOWA's Hydrogen Innovation and Development Center to refine processes. The company has secured partnerships with key players for technology R&D, manufacturing of hydrogen compressors, and service agreements for wind turbines and ammonia plant technology. With a 30-year offtake agreement with Air Products, the project aims to meet the global demand for hydrogen, especially in heavy transport and industrial sectors. The CEO emphasized the project's role in scaling Saudi Arabia's clean energy transition and positioning the country as a pioneer in the hydrogen market. NEOM Green Hydrogen's ambitions and partnerships highlight its strategic approach to drive global change in the hydrogen economy.