In Kuching, Malaysia, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof highlighted hydrogen's significance in the National Energy Transition Roadmap. He emphasized hydrogen as a clean fuel source essential for the nation's energy transition. Malaysia is implementing flagship hydrogen projects like green hydrogen facilities in Sarawak and hydrogen co-firing in power plants across peninsular Malaysia. The government's strong support is evident in the Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap aimed at positioning Malaysia as a leading hydrogen economy by 2050. Fadillah mentioned various government agencies' initiatives in hydrogen research and collaboration for production and export. Malaysia prioritizes creating an innovation-friendly environment with financial support and incentives to drive hydrogen technology adoption. Infrastructure development for hydrogen adoption and utilization, including refueling stations for vehicles and industrial integration, is crucial. Malaysia aspires to be a regional leader in hydrogen technology through investment, infrastructure, innovation, and collaborations. Sarawak's proactive role in clean energy and hydrogen innovation showcases Malaysia's leadership in the clean energy landscape and international collaborations for large-scale production facilities.