The amendment to the Distribution of Gas Ordinance in Sarawak, Malaysia, is not just a legislative update but a significant move towards embracing innovation in the energy sector, especially in the realm of hydrogen. Murum assemblyman Kennedy Chukpai Ugon emphasized the importance of this amendment, highlighting the necessity for regulatory provisions for hydrogen activities to propel the state towards a sustainable energy future. The Bil aims to establish regulations encompassing the production, distribution, and use of hydrogen, creating a conducive environment for investment and innovation in hydrogen technologies. It focuses on regulatory clarity, infrastructure development, environmental benefits, and economic growth, aiming to position Sarawak as a frontrunner in the hydrogen economy. Despite concerns raised about technicalities and environmental implications, the legislation incorporates stringent safety standards, best practices, and stakeholder consultations to effectively mitigate risks associated with hydrogen distribution. Chukpai Ugon stressed that hydrogen, when managed correctly, poses fewer risks than traditional fossil fuels, underlining the importance of this forward-thinking legislation in regulating hydrogen activities and fostering energy innovation.