Deputy Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability Datuk Hazland Abang Hipni commended the success of the Asia Pacific Green Hydrogen Conference and Exhibition 2024 (APGH 2024) in Kuching, Malaysia. The event saw the signing of Memorandum of Understanding agreements amounting to over RM6 billion, signaling a significant interest in Sarawak's green hydrogen initiatives. With 611 delegates, 72 speakers, and 96 companies from 19 nations participating, Sarawak's potential as a hub for green hydrogen projects was highlighted. Deputy Minister Hipni emphasized Sarawak's suitability for large-scale green hydrogen ventures due to its renewable energy sources, strategic location, government support, and access to raw materials. Sarawak aims to position itself as a prominent green hydrogen exporter in the region leveraging its competitive advantages. Notably, the state has already made progress in green hydrogen applications like the Autonomous Rapid Transport system. Recognizing the need for continuous innovation, Sarawak announced the establishment of the Centre of Excellence for Clean Energy to drive research and development in the sector, solidifying its commitment to sustainable energy leadership.