Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's recent visit to Malaysia paved the way for a promising energy partnership between Japan and Malaysia. The leaders of both countries expressed their commitment to enhancing energy collaboration, particularly through the development of hydrogen projects. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim revealed that Japan has agreed to support Malaysian energy companies, Petros and Petronas, in their hydrogen energy initiatives. The discussions also touched upon ensuring a stable supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Malaysia to Japan. Furthermore, the two nations outlined plans for cooperation in various energy sectors such as carbon dioxide capture, ammonia power generation, power grid enhancement, and exploration of hydrogen and LNG technologies. Additionally, they explored opportunities for technical cooperation in ocean thermal energy conversion and the biomass sector. This bilateral partnership signifies a mutual interest in advancing sustainable energy solutions and fostering technological innovation. The collaborative efforts between Japan and Malaysia in the energy sector are expected to strengthen their bilateral relations and contribute to the global shift towards cleaner and more efficient energy sources.