Oman and the Netherlands agree to jointly develop ‘world’s first’ liquid hydrogen corridor

Liquefied renewable H2 will be shipped from to port of Duqm to Amsterdam, where it will be re-gasified for use in Dutch industry or transported to Germany

The signing ceremony of the joint development agreement for a liquid hydrogen corridor between Duqm and AmsterdamPhoto: Foreign Ministry of Oman

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Oman and the Netherlands agree to jointly develop ‘world’s first’ liquid hydrogen corridor

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