In a significant move towards advancing hydrogen infrastructure in the Sultanate of Oman, OQ Gas Networks (OQGN) and Belgium’s Fluxys have announced a partnership to jointly develop foundational infrastructure for hydrogen transportation. The cooperation agreement, signed in Muscat, marks a pivotal step in realizing Oman's hydrogen production goals and aligning with the national objectives set for 2040. Both companies plan to collaborate on acquiring a stake in the hydrogen network and contribute to its operations, emphasizing their commitment to energy transition initiatives. This partnership not only strengthens the relationship between OQGN and Fluxys but also underscores their dedication to enabling the timely development of decarbonisation infrastructure in Oman. The strategic collaboration between these entities, backed by Fluxys' investment in OQGN, demonstrates a shared vision for connecting and investing in new low-carbon energy value chains. By leveraging their integrated infrastructure and expertise, OQGN and Fluxys aim to drive the effective development of hydrogen infrastructure in Oman, thereby supporting the nation's transition towards sustainable energy practices. This initiative also highlights Fluxys' strategy of forging international partnerships to facilitate the growth of renewable energy potential in regions like Oman while further integrating them into the global energy landscape.