Oman is planning to construct hydrogen pipelines across the nation over to help the Sultanate's ambitious green hydrogen goals, top official in state-owned company Hydrom said this week.

The organization is wanted to incorporate 2,000 km (1,243 miles) of pipelines which will at first stockpile green hydrogen to three modern zones - - Duqm, Al-Jazir and Salalah, Hydrom's arranging director Hafsa Al-Subhi said as refered to by nearby media. The underlying stage imagines associating Duqm and Al-Jazir with Salalah in the south joining later. In the last stage by 2050, the organization ought to arrive at the capital Muscat in the north.

The arranged organization ought to serve the Sultanate's methodology under which it means to create between 1 million and 1.25 million tons of green hydrogen every year by 2030 which will be mostly used to satisfy need in the nearby market. In June, OQ Gas Organizations (OQGN), the sole administrator of the gas transportation framework in Oman, combined efforts with Hydrom to investigate the improvement of a green hydrogen network foundation in the country.