ChloroPlant, headquartered in Seoul, has been chosen to oversee the design, construction, and operation of a 10MW green hydrogen plant in Sarawak, Malaysia, as part of a $17 million contract awarded by a Singaporean clean energy investor, H1Hydro. The project, slated to commence operations in the first quarter of 2026, plans to leverage cutting-edge European electrolysis technology. Discussions are underway regarding hydrogen storage and transportation solutions, with potential partners in South Korea and Malaysia. Despite the absence of confirmed buyers at the moment, the venture holds promise of expanding into a green hydrogen distribution enterprise aimed at serving markets in Northeast Asia, specifically South Korea and Japan. Given Sarawak's close proximity to these lucrative markets, the region is emerging as a focal point for green hydrogen production in Malaysia. With Malaysia unveiling its national hydrogen roadmap in 2023, the country is keen on tapping into Sarawak's existing hydropower reserves and significant renewable energy potential to generate cost-effective green hydrogen. ChloroPlant envisions that the project will not only boost the local economy but also contribute to Sarawak's endeavors in advancing its hydrogen sector.