Oman is rapidly emerging as a key player in the global green hydrogen revolution, leveraging its abundant solar radiation, wind corridors, and government policies to position itself at the forefront of the energy transition. The country's proactive stance, embodied in Vision 2040 and the National Energy Strategy, aims to generate 30% of electricity from renewables by 2030. Hydrom, established in 2022, has secured landmark agreements with global firms, setting the groundwork for significant renewable capacity and green hydrogen production. Projects like Hyport Duqm and ACME's Duqm facility showcase Oman's commitment to green hydrogen, with substantial investments and ambitious green ammonia production targets. Oman's integrated strategy, led by Hydrom and supported by free-trade zones, provides a streamlined and investor-ready ecosystem, surpassing benchmark initiatives in capacity and execution. The shift towards green hydrogen not only promises environmental benefits but also economic resilience, offering diversification of GDP, job creation, and enhanced international profile for Oman. With projections indicating a significant share of the Middle East's green hydrogen exports by 2030, Oman is well-positioned to lead the region's energy transformation and define the future of hydrogen energy.