The STEM Catalyst Programme organized by Sarawak Skills in Malaysia brought together over 1,000 students from different schools to delve into the realms of hydrogen technology and digital systems. The initiative aimed to spark curiosity, innovation, and collaboration among young minds, emphasizing the importance of STEM education. Throughout the event, participants engaged in activities showcasing the integration of ICT and hydrogen generation using Raspberry Pi technology. Sarawak Skills Executive Director Hallman Sabri commended the students for their enthusiastic participation and highlighted the role of STEM in shaping the future. He encouraged students to continue their exploration of sustainable energy, noting Sarawak's pioneering efforts in producing hydrogen. The program's closing ceremony celebrated the success of the initiative, which was supported by various organizations like the Sarawak Research and Development Council and local universities, emphasizing the significance of their contributions in delivering STEM content. Sarawak's dedication to promoting hydrogen as a clean and sustainable energy source positions the region as a global leader in the hydrogen economy, further inspiring the next generation of innovators and technologists.