NEOM to Start Commercial Green Hydrogen Production in 2027
Saudi Arabia’s NEOM, a key development by the Public Investment Fund, is advancing rapidly as the Oxagon industrial city and the NEOM Green Hydrogen project approach operational status. These projects are central to the country’s transition to clean energy and high-tech industries, supporting Vision 2030 goals to reduce carbon emissions and diversify the economy.
Both ventures aim to create integrated industrial and technology ecosystems powered by renewable energy and innovation, strengthening NEOM’s role as a global center for sustainable industries and emerging technologies.
Project Details and Timeline
Wesam Alghamdi, CEO of NEOM Green Hydrogen Company, announced the facility is set to start commercial production in 2027 after completing testing and commissioning in 2026.
“The project is one of the most important pillars of the kingdom’s clean-energy transition and is aligned with Vision 2030 targets for decarbonization and net zero emissions.”
The company behind the project is a joint venture between ACWA Power, Air Products, and NEOM. The facility is situated in Oxagon, the industrial city within the broader NEOM area.
Project Components
- Hydrogen plant located in Oxagon
- Solar field about 80 kilometers east of Oxagon
- Wind turbine site roughly 120 kilometers north of Oxagon
Summary
NEOM’s green hydrogen project is poised to play a vital role in Saudi Arabia’s clean energy future and economic diversification under Vision 2030.
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