Black & Veatch, a global engineering, construction, and consulting leader, has been chosen to support Tenaga Nasional Berhad's decarbonization journey and the development of Malaysia's green hydrogen economy. The company will conduct a feasibility study on green hydrogen commercialization pathways to help realize Malaysia's low-carbon energy goals. Working with Malaysian energy companies TNB and PETRONAS, the study will focus on validating findings from a previous joint feasibility study and offer strategic, technical, and commercial insights on various aspects of green hydrogen. Malaysia aims to become a significant hydrogen exporter in the Asia Pacific region by 2050, with a projected revenue of over USD 85 billion. Black & Veatch's expertise in hydrogen and ammonia production, along with its experience in the energy sector, positions the company well to contribute to shaping Malaysia's hydrogen economy. The collaboration signifies a commitment to Malaysia's vision of a thriving green hydrogen industry, guided by the Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap (HETR). Through its sustainable infrastructure solutions, Black & Veatch aims to address the region's growing energy demands with low and no-carbon energy sources like green hydrogen.