His Majesty Sultan Haitham calls for follow-up of global developments in Green Hydrogen technologies

By News Desk on March 4, 2022

Muscat: In keeping up with global development towards diminishing carbon emission and given the diverse uses of Green Hydrogen in producing electrical power and providing energy for local industries and fuel for means of public transport, with options for export to international markets, His Majesty the Sultan gave a set of directives in this regard.

His Majesty the Sultan called for consistent follow-up of global developments in Green Hydrogen technologies, the acceleration of steps to regulate this sector, devising legal frameworks for it, drafting polices for its growth and allocating suitable sites for the production of Green Hydrogen with the aim of enhancing foreign investment and localizing these technologies. He also gave directives to conduct necessary studies, create a new directorate general for clean energy and hydrogen power at the Ministry of Energy and Minerals and to establish a company for the development of this lucrative sector.

Within the context of his review of regional and international issues, His Majesty the Sultan spoke about Oman’s relations with Arab and friendly countries and reaffirmed the Sultanate of Oman’s keenness to extend bridges of cooperation for all and in all spheres that generates mutual benefit and achieve common consensus.

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