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Saudi Arabia is positioning itself as a potential leader in green hydrogen production as it targets net-zero emissions by 2060. With significant investments in renewable energy, the Kingdom’s largest green hydrogen plant in Neom will operate by 2027, utilizing solar and wind energy for hydrogen electrolysis.

The Vision 2030 program and the Public Investment Fund support these initiatives. However, challenges such as securing long-term contracts and cost competitiveness remain. The Kingdom's extensive experience in energy project management and infrastructure development enhances its capabilities for transitioning to a hydrogen economy.