Sarawak Skills in Kuching, Malaysia, has initiated its first-ever Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle (HFCV) Safety and Awareness Training Programme to back Sarawak's green economy aspirations. The training, conducted at the institution's facility, aims to educate participants on hydrogen fuel cell vehicle technology, with a strong emphasis on safety standards and proper handling practices. Executive director Hallman Sabri expressed the program's importance in developing a proficient workforce for the hydrogen economy. He mentioned that Sarawak Skills is the sole training center in the state offering hydrogen-specific training, aligning with the state's green economy goals and ensuring local talents are ready for upcoming opportunities. The partnership with Chinese training institutions allows access to advanced hydrogen-related training modules, raising local training standards to meet global benchmarks. Sarawak is leading Malaysia's green energy shift with initiatives like the Hydrogen Bus Project and the establishment of the state's first integrated hydrogen production plant and refueling station. By introducing this training, Sarawak Skills aims to supply skilled workers to support these projects, contributing significantly to the state's green ambitions. Participants in the program also received hands-on experience with a hydrogen-powered vehicle, gaining insight into its engine components.