Sarawak, a state in Malaysia, is ramping up its commercial green hydrogen production by utilizing its abundant hydropower resources to cater to the rising demand for clean fuel in Asia. Collaborating with Japan, South Korea, and China, Sarawak is expanding its hydrogen supply chain and incorporating Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) to unlock new low-carbon economic opportunities. Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg highlighted the state's ambition to become a leader in the Asia-Pacific green hydrogen economy through sustainable infrastructure development and clean energy innovation. With a strategic vision, Sarawak aims to significantly increase its electricity generation capacity to support industries, advance green technologies, and facilitate regional electricity exports. By positioning itself as the 'battery of ASEAN,' Sarawak plans to ensure energy security and explore storage solutions for optimized supply and distribution through initiatives like the ASEAN Power Grid. The state's commitment to sustainable development is evident through strong policies, community engagement, and global partnerships. The Post COVID-19 Development Strategy (PCDS) 2030 outlines Sarawak's path towards prosperity, inclusivity, and environmental sustainability. By surpassing the World Bank's high-income threshold and implementing policy reforms such as the Land (Carbon Storage) Rules 2022 and the Natural Resources and Environment Ordinance 2024, Sarawak is accelerating industrial decarbonisation and fostering green innovation for a sustainable future.