The Sarawak Electrolyser Assembly-Distribution Facility (SEA-DF) in Kuching, Malaysia, is set to play a significant role in advancing the country's green hydrogen initiatives. Led by Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, the facility aims to produce 500 megawatts of electrolysers over the next five years, thus enhancing the region's hydrogen production capacity. By utilizing advanced technology, the facility can produce one kilogram of hydrogen using less than 40 kilowatt-hours (kWhr) of energy. Tan Sri Abang Johari expressed his commitment to supporting research and development efforts to further improve energy efficiency, with the goal of reducing energy consumption to less than 30 kWhr. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen was echoed by SEDC chairman Tan Sri Dr Abdul Aziz Husain, who highlighted the global demand for electrolysers and the limited production capacity worldwide. The facility has already secured orders for three megawatts of electrolysers, with plans for distribution by the end of the year. As the demand for electrolysers continues to rise, the SEA-DF facility is well-positioned to cater to this market need and contribute towards the global supply of hydrogen technology. The presence of key figures from SEDC Energy, Lestari H2GaaS, and Malaysia Petroleum Management at the launch event signifies the importance of this initiative for Malaysia's energy sector and its potential impact on the global green energy landscape.