During the Sarawak Legislative Assembly sitting, Daro assemblyman Safiee Ahmad highlighted the necessity of establishing an entity dedicated to overseeing the regulation of hydrogen supply and demand dynamics in Sarawak. He emphasized the importance of issuing licences for various hydrogen-related activities, such as generation, infrastructure development, storage, distribution, transport, commercialization, and utilization, while promoting economic development and innovation in the sector. Safiee envisioned the regulator playing a pivotal role in advancing Sarawak's hydrogen industry by fostering innovation, attracting investments, and boosting export potential. Assemblywoman Lingga Dayang Noorazah Awang Sohor echoed the importance of regulating the hydrogen sector, citing the significant partnerships secured for Sarawak's Hydrogen Economy Roadmap. She advocated for a specific ordinance on hydrogen to streamline approval processes and address complexities in project execution. By prioritizing the hydrogen roadmap in legal considerations and approval procedures, the proposed legislative amendments aim to propel the industry forward and enhance Sarawak's position in the global energy transition. The proactive stance taken by Sarawak in enhancing regulatory frameworks for the hydrogen industry signals a positive sentiment towards fostering economic growth, job creation, and competitiveness in the energy sector. With an emphasis on innovation, investment attraction, and infrastructure development, the state aims to establish itself as a key player in the global hydrogen market.