ACME Secures $500M+ for Green Hydrogen Project in Oman’s Sezad Zone

ACME Group just landed a major win—securing more than $500 million from global investors to back their ambitious green hydrogen project in Oman’s Special Economic Zone at Duqm (Sezad). That’s not just a huge sum—it’s a major vote of confidence in ACME’s vision and in Oman’s big-picture plan for 2040, which focuses on building a greener, more diverse economy.

Electrolysis-powered hydrogen with zero emissions

This isn’t just about chasing a trend. The project is all about clean, climate-friendly hydrogen production. By harnessing solar energy to power electrolysis, ACME aims to generate zero-emission hydrogen that could play a key role in the world’s push for industrial decarbonization. It’s a smart move that taps into both environmental needs and economic opportunity.

A strategic location with global potential

The Duqm site couldn’t be better suited for the job. With a prime spot on the coast, strong infrastructure, and easy access to export routes, it sets the stage for serious growth. Investors clearly see the potential—this region might just become a powerhouse for sustainable hydrogen exports.

Green hydrogen’s moment is here

What’s really exciting is what this means on a bigger scale. The surge in global interest shows just how quickly demand is rising for clean hydrogen solutions, especially for energy-hungry industries trying to shrink their carbon footprint. With this project, ACME isn’t just keeping up—they’re helping lead the charge into a cleaner energy future.