Sarawak, Malaysia, under Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, is strategically positioned to benefit from the global transition towards utilizing hydrogen as a primary fuel source. The Premier emphasized the importance of positioning early in the hydrogen economy, noting the progress made in reducing carbon emissions and addressing climate change. The recent passage of the Natural Resources and Environment Amendment Bill further empowers Sarawak to manage its environment and vast resources sustainably. The Premier highlighted technological advancements, such as microelectrolysers, as game-changers in hydrogen production, potentially revolutionizing the vehicle industry. Moreover, Sarawak's ambition in hydrogen aligns with the Sarawak Forestry Corporation's (SFC) role in sustainability and environmental management. Protecting state forests not only aids in mitigating industrial impacts but also contributes to Sarawak's goal of achieving a green and developed state. The Premier's vision for Sarawak's hydrogen future integrates economic prosperity and environmental sustainability, with the SFC playing a pivotal role in these pillars. As Sarawak progresses towards hydrogen as a key fuel, the state aims to balance economic growth with environmental conservation, setting the stage for a promising and sustainable future.