Project is currently under study stage.

The mammoth green energy hub planned by OQ, has been placed sixth in a ranking of the world’s Top 20 giga-scale green hydrogen projects. At full capacity, it will be powered by 25 gigawatts (GW) of solar and wind generation capacity, enabling the production of 1.8 million tonnes per annum of green hydrogen and 10 million tonnes of green ammonia. A Final Investment Decision (FID) to progress the multibillion-dollar Green Energy Oman project is slated in early 2026. Implementation is envisioned over a 10-year period with expansions dictated by international demand for green energy.

Worley has been awarded a contract to provide concept feasibility study services to develop and challenge GEO’s defined green hydrogen energy project. This includes optimizing around 25 GW of wind and solar generation, transforming this renewable energy through electrolysis into green hydrogen, as well as the production, storage, and export of green ammonia. In addition to defining the project components, Worley study will identify opportunities to enhance in-country value delivered from the expected 10-year project implementation period. This includes employment and development for Omani nationals and value adds through local manufacturing and supply by Omani companies across the supply chain. Worley lead the work from Muscat office with support from Centers of Excellence in Europe.