Hydrogen
Maps the global hydrogen project pipeline and then the MENA projects inside it, from NEOM and Yanbu to Oman, the UAE, Egypt and the North African projects. The IEA's June 2026 inventory holds 2,934 project-phase records, of which 391 are operational and 213 have reached final investment decision or construction; those are phases and pilots rather than distinct sites, and renewable-power capacity, electrolyser capacity and product output are kept as separate quantities. The regional profiles were reviewed on 19 September 2026, which does not move the date of the global snapshot.

What the report covers
The global hydrogen pipeline is large. Its projects are at very different stages.
The IEA's June 2026 inventory contains 2,934 project-phase records. Of these, 391 are operational and 213 have reached final investment decision or construction.
This Renewable Vision guide maps that global picture, then looks more closely at MENA:
- Saudi Arabia's NEOM and Yanbu developments
- Oman's industrial hydrogen use and export-oriented projects
- UAE demonstrations and Gulf ammonia developments
- Egypt's first operating phase and planned expansions
- Projects in Morocco, Mauritania, Tunisia and Algeria
Throughout the guide, renewable-power capacity, electrolyzer capacity and product output are kept separate. Operating plants, development agreements and project targets are labeled accordingly.
Quoted from the report's own notes on scope and definitions, in the words it published them in.
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Figures are as filed on 19 September 2026; live dashboards may differ.