Sarawak, Malaysia, is accelerating its renewable energy efforts with the goal of achieving 15 gigawatts of capacity by 2035. Premier Abang Johari highlighted the state's dedication to renewable energy and its strategic plans to lead the region in clean energy production. Sarawak aims to double its GDP by 2030, with the green economy at the core of this growth. The state is adopting a circular economy model to minimize waste and maximize resource efficiency. Additionally, Sarawak is focusing on green hydrogen production to become a major exporter of zero-emissions fuel. Investments in sustainable aviation fuel and carbon capture technologies will further expand Sarawak's clean energy portfolio. The region's commitment to a low-carbon economy and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is evident in its initiatives like developing hydrogen transportation infrastructure and green bunkering facilities for low-emission fuel options.