ChloroPlant Co. Ltd., part of the Marcon LC group, has sealed a notable deal with H1Hydro Group to establish a 10 MW Green Hydrogen plant in Sarawak, Malaysia, at a value of USD 17 million. The project, scheduled to kick off operations in the first quarter of 2026, will employ cutting-edge modular technology for enhanced efficiency and scalability. The plant will leverage advanced European electrolysis technology, with hydrogen storage and transportation solutions currently under deliberation with companies from Korea and Malaysia. Sarawak, Malaysia, is strategically positioned to emerge as a prominent clean energy center in Asia, actively promoting its hydrogen economy ecosystem. By harnessing abundant renewable resources, the Sarawak government is making substantial investments in green hydrogen to nurture sustainable industries. This initiative is not only geared towards bolstering Sarawak's own hydrogen framework but also aims to invigorate local economies and play a pivotal role in global initiatives for carbon neutrality. The successful commissioning of Phase 1 in 2026 is anticipated to pave the way for future expansions. Plans encompass enlarging the facility and establishing a green hydrogen container distribution business targeting markets in Northeast Asia, including Korea and Japan. ChloroPlant, headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, with branches in London and Singapore, specializes in constructing and managing sophisticated process plants in the alternative energy and sustainable fuels sectors. H1Hydro Group stands at the forefront of the global transition towards clean energy, actively engaged in green hydrogen production and distribution worldwide. This collaboration signifies a significant stride towards advancing the green hydrogen economy and transitioning towards cleaner energy sources on a global scale.