Sembcorp Industries and PT PLN Energi Primer Indonesia have signed a Joint Development Agreement for Southeast Asia's largest green hydrogen project in Sumatra, Indonesia. The project targets an annual capacity of 100,000 metric tonnes of green hydrogen, positioning it as a notable development in the region. Following the completion of the feasibility study's initial phase focusing on site selection and risk assessment, the project will now advance to the next stage, involving detailed engineering and commercial planning. The collaboration between the two companies reflects a collective vision for sustainable energy in Southeast Asia, emphasizing the importance of clean energy partnerships and innovation. By creating a green hydrogen hub linking Sumatra, the Riau Islands, and Singapore, the project aims to play a significant role in promoting clean energy practices and advancing regional cooperation. The signing of the agreement at the Singapore International Energy Week 2024 underscores the commitment to driving green energy initiatives and fostering a cleaner energy future. Despite the project's scale and ambition, its financial impact on Sembcorp is expected to be minimal for the current fiscal year. This partnership marks a significant milestone in the green energy sector, signaling a positive shift towards sustainable energy solutions in the region.