The Neom green hydrogen project in Saudi Arabia's industrial city of Oxagon is nearing completion, with 80% progress and production expected to commence next year. The $8.4 billion project, involving Neom Green Hydrogen Company, Acwa Power, Air Products, and Neom, aims to be the world's largest green hydrogen plant. It integrates solar and wind energy to produce up to 600 tonnes of carbon-free hydrogen daily by 2026. The project includes a 4-gigawatts solar and wind power generation facility, with plans for ammonia production in 2027. NGHC has a 30-year offtake agreement with Air Products for all green ammonia. Progress is also evident at the Port of Neom, with the completion of infrastructure that will enable the world's largest vessels to dock, boosting trade links on the Red Sea.