The Malaysian federal government, under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, has expressed full support for Sarawak's energy transition goals, particularly in expanding its renewable energy capacity to 15 GW by 2035. In a recent parliamentary session in Kuala Lumpur, Fadillah emphasized the government's backing for Sarawak's ambition to evolve into a regional hydrogen production hub. The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA) is dedicated to integrating Sarawak's energy transition plans into national development strategies, ensuring collaboration with regulatory agencies and stakeholders. Sarawak's hydrogen hub, set to be completed by 2027, will see the state partnering with countries like South Korea to establish a hydrogen production facility. PETRA's initiatives to achieve a 40% renewable energy usage target include developing large-scale solar power plants through programs like Large-Scale Solar (LSS) and promoting solar energy adoption via Net Energy Metering and Solar for Self-Consumption schemes. Moreover, initiatives like the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme and Feed-in Tariff are facilitating non-solar energy generation projects, aligning with Sarawak's aspirations to enhance its renewable energy sector.