Hydrom, the driving force behind Oman's green hydrogen sector, is making notable progress in localizing technology and manufacturing capabilities essential to achieve the country's ambitious green hydrogen targets. With projects in Al Wusta and Dhofar governorates set to begin operations by 2030, Oman aims to produce 1 million tonnes of low-carbon molecules annually. Hydrom's Managing Director, Eng Abdulaziz Al Shidhani, highlights the need for approximately 40 million solar panels and 3,000 wind turbines to triple the country's grid capacity. To reach the 2030 targets, Hydrom is laying the groundwork by signing long-term project contracts and fostering partnerships with electrolyser manufacturers like Siemens Energy and ThyssenKrupp Nucera. Furthermore, the focus on technology localization is evident in projects such as solar panel production in Suhar and wind turbine assembly in Al Duqm. The company is actively supporting the development of a green hydrogen ecosystem by hosting initiatives to streamline logistics, regulate technology, and build a skilled workforce. This includes the gH2ad dashboard to track progress transparently. Hydrom is also collaborating with free zone authorities to facilitate investments in downstream green hydrogen conversion projects. In preparation for the sector's hardware requirements, Hydrom is working with ASYAD to manage logistics efficiently, with the Port of Duqm serving as a crucial gateway for imported equipment. The port's role in handling hardware for wind farms exemplifies the strategic approach to ensure seamless operations in green hydrogen projects.