Singapore's Sembcorp Industries, in collaboration with Indonesian companies PT PLN Energi Primer Indonesia and PT Transportasi Gas Indonesia, has initiated a joint development framework agreement to explore the establishment of a hydrogen transportation pipeline connecting Sumatra, the Riau Islands in Indonesia, and Singapore. This project aims to create a regional hydrogen hub, leveraging PT TGI's expertise in natural gas transportation. Additionally, a green hydrogen production facility with an annual capacity of 100,000 metric tonnes is being planned in Sumatra, with the intention of exporting the produced hydrogen to Singapore through a subsea pipeline. This initiative is significant as it will be Indonesia's first green hydrogen export to Singapore and the largest green hydrogen development endeavor in Southeast Asia. The partnership between Sembcorp and Indonesian entities is seen as a crucial step in advancing the hydrogen agendas of both countries and supporting their national decarbonization strategies. Furthermore, Sembcorp's subsidiary in India, Sembcorp Green Hydrogen India, is in talks with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited to explore opportunities for renewable energy and green hydrogen projects in India, showcasing a broader commitment to sustainable energy initiatives.