The Malaysian government, led by Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Chang Lih Kang, is actively working on drafting the ecosystem and value chain for vehicles powered by hydrogen energy as part of the Hydrogen Technology and Economy Roadmap (HETR) by 2030. This initiative aims to transition towards green energy solutions and reduce carbon emissions, aligning with the global trend of sustainable development. Minister Chang emphasized the importance of public awareness and understanding of hydrogen technology through phased development, starting with showcasing hydrogen vehicles to the public. The second phase will involve building a comprehensive hydrogen ecosystem covering supply, manufacturing, and demand aspects. Despite the high cost of hydrogen technology adoption, Malaysia sees the necessity to compete with existing energy sources like petroleum and diesel. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim also highlighted Malaysia's strategic position to tap into the growing global green hydrogen market, envisaging substantial economic benefits and GDP growth through HETR implementation. The government's vision for a sustainable future includes harnessing hydrogen energy to propel economic growth while addressing environmental concerns and paving the way for a greener Malaysia.