The collaboration between the Sarawak government and ENEOS Corporation in Yokohama aims to develop a competitive supply chain for clean hydrogen production using methylcyclohexane (MCH). Premier Abang Johari highlighted the potential to reduce hydrogen production costs through this partnership and the conversion of hydrogen into liquid form for efficient transportation to Japan. The Hornbill project between Sarawak and Japan focuses on MCH production, benefitting both regions economically. ENEOS Corporation, a significant energy player in Japan, is committed to advancing research and development of hydrogen and other alternative energy sources to achieve a carbon-neutral society. The joint efforts are poised to increase technological innovation in large-scale MCH production and could potentially expand markets for hydrogen beyond Japan. By processing hydrogen in Sarawak using MCH technology, the region aims to strengthen its position as a hydrogen producer and enhance economic opportunities in the energy sector.