Sarawak, Malaysia, is on the brink of a historic transformation with the introduction of a large-scale green energy initiative, thanks to a strategic partnership with Japan. The project, revealed by Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg at the PBB Central Zone Branches’ Delegates Conference in Sibu, aims to propel Sarawak as a prominent contributor to clean energy efforts in Malaysia. The collaboration will focus on the development of a green energy chemical industry, including the establishment of new ammonia plants and the optimization of existing methanol facilities located in Bintulu. Premier Abang Johari highlighted the forecasted shift in the global energy landscape towards synthetic energy, foreseeing the replacement of conventional energy sources like oil and gas. By combining carbon and green hydrogen, Sarawak plans to produce synthetic gas, positioning it as a key player in the global energy market. The Premier stressed the endorsement of Sarawak's capabilities by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in climate change management, emphasizing the state's unique position in driving environmental sustainability. The project, slated for completion by May, represents a significant milestone in Malaysia's pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, setting the stage for a transformative era of clean energy innovation.