A groundbreaking study led by GUtech and Oman LNG in collaboration with EJAAD explores repurposing Oman's gas pipelines for green hydrogen transport. The initiative aligns with Oman's decarbonisation goals, aiming to produce 8.5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2050. Leveraging the existing pipeline infrastructure in Duqm and Dhofar, Oman plans to support domestic energy demand and its clean energy transition. The study emphasizes cost-effectiveness and societal acceptance of utilizing the current gas network for hydrogen. By calculating levelized transport costs and considering natural gas-hydrogen blends, researchers aim to phase in the pipeline conversion. The partnership underscores the importance of public-private collaboration in achieving energy resilience, economic diversification, and environmental sustainability in Oman's transition to a low-carbon economy.