The first Government owned Energy Company to manage and grow the Energy sector Unlock potential value in the oil and gas through synergies and efficiency Introduce
In its first phase of the Green Hydrogen for Mobility, Oman Shell signed an agreement with Oman Airports Management Company in
Dr Mohammed Mahmoud Albalushi, CEO of Shell Marketing, emphasised the role of renewable energy in accelerating the transition
Muscat – Oman Shell inaugurated the sultanate''s first hydrogen refuelling station near Muscat International Airport on Monday, marking a significant step towards sustainable
Dr Mohammed Mahmoud Albalushi, CEO of Shell Marketing, emphasised the role of renewable energy in accelerating the transition towards sustainable mobility. He noted that
In its first phase of the Green Hydrogen for Mobility, Oman Shell signed an agreement with Oman Airports Management Company in 2022 to give 15 hydrogen cars to
Dr. Mohammed bin Mahmood Al Balushi, CEO of Shell Marketing Company, emphasized the role of renewable energy in accelerating the transition towards sustainable
The first Government owned Energy Company to manage and grow the Energy sector Unlock potential value in the oil and gas through
Built with electrolysis technology powered by solar energy, the station will produce up to 130 kg of green hydrogen per day. In addition to providing an alternative fuel source, it
Strategically positioned near Muscat International Airport, the state-of-the-art facility integrates green hydrogen production, hydrogen refueling, EV fast-charging, and
Oman inaugurated its first hydrogen refuelling station, an initiative introduced by Oman Shell that represents a crucial advancement in the company''s dedication to promoting
Oman inaugurated its first hydrogen refuelling station, an initiative introduced by Oman Shell that represents a crucial advancement
Shell has opened Oman''s first green hydrogen fuelling station near Muscat Airport, producing up to 130kg of hydrogen daily using solar power.
Shell has opened Oman''s first green hydrogen fuelling station near Muscat Airport, producing up to 130kg of hydrogen daily using solar
Eng. Salim Nasser Al Aufi, Minister of Energy and Minerals, highlighted the national importance of the initiative: “The launch of the
Eng. Salim Nasser Al Aufi, Minister of Energy and Minerals, highlighted the national importance of the initiative: “The launch of the Sultanate of Oman''s first green
Muscat – Oman Shell inaugurated the sultanate''s first hydrogen refuelling station near Muscat International Airport on Monday,
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