The Sarawak Government has received a significant study grant from South Korea to develop the Sarawak Hydrogen Roadmap, signaling a pivotal step towards harnessing hydrogen energy. Premier Abang Johari emphasized the importance of the grant in advancing Sarawak's leadership in the hydrogen economy. The roadmap will encompass various aspects such as technological advancements, infrastructure development, and regulatory frameworks, aiming to guide the state towards sustainable energy practices. The collaboration with South Korea is expected to bring about economic growth, job opportunities, and environmental stewardship, aligning with global sustainability objectives. Additionally, partnerships with key players in the hydrogen industry demonstrate Sarawak's commitment to innovation and capacity building. By engaging in technology transfer and knowledge exchange, Sarawak seeks to position hydrogen as a fundamental element of its new economy and contribute to climate action efforts.