NEOM Green Hydrogen Company, the company building the world’s largest green hydrogen plant at Oxagon, in Saudi Arabia’s northwestern region of NEOM, has announced a significant recruitment drive for its construction and operations phases. This initiative aims to build a strong, talented team across various functions, including corporate, EHSS, risk, operations and maintenance, finance, IT and cybersecurity, as the construction of the green hydrogen plant continues to progress on schedule.
In support of these efforts, NGHC recently held its inaugural virtual career fair over two days, which saw more than 9,000 registrations. This demonstrates significant interest and engagement from applicants in the Kingdom eager to join this groundbreaking project and be part of the energy transition in Saudi Arabia. The event provided an opportunity for participants to speak with NGHC’s talent acquisition team and hiring managers and learn more about the available career opportunities.
Wesam Alghamdi, CEO of NEOM Green Hydrogen Company
Wesam Alghamdi, CEO of NGHC, emphasized the importance of the recruitment drive in the company’s development, saying: “NGHC’s mission aligns with Saudi Vision 2030’s goals of economic diversification and sustainability. By bringing together top talent from Saudi Arabia and around the world, we are building a skilled team to deliver the world’s largest green hydrogen plant and kick off operations, setting the stage for a cleaner and more sustainable energy future. We are also committed to working closely with universities in the Kingdom to encourage young people to take up roles in our exciting industry.”
NGHC is committed to attracting both local and global talent to contribute to its ambitious project. This recruitment drive underscores the company’s dedication to developing world-class teams and fostering a diverse workforce. As of early August, 16 percent of NGHC’s workforce is female, and 43 percent of all staff are Saudi nationals. NGHC is focused on nurturing local talent through future partnerships, initiatives, and training programs designed to enhance the skills and capabilities of the entire Saudi workforce.
NGHC’s mission and vision align with the global energy transition toward sustainability, with green hydrogen playing a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions. An equal joint venture between ACWA Power, Air Products and NEOM, the green hydrogen plant will produce up to 600 tonnes of carbon-free fuel daily when fully operational at the end of 2026, marking a significant milestone in the journey toward a greener future. The green hydrogen will be transported in the form of green ammonia by the exclusive 30-year off taker Air Products and will be used in hard-to-abate sectors including heavy industry and transportation. When operational, NGHC’s green hydrogen plant will save the planet up to 5 million tonnes of CO2 annually.
As NGHC continues to build and develop its team, the company remains on track to reach full production by the end of 2026, propelling NGHC to become a global leader in the green hydrogen sector.
