Malaysia is setting ambitious targets to produce hydrogen, aiming for 2 million tonnes annually by 2030 and scaling up to 16 million tonnes by 2050 under the Emission Driven Scenario. Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Chang Lih Kang highlighted that tapping into the hydrogen market could bring potential revenue of at least RM905 billion by 2050. The country plans to transition away from fossil fuels towards green hydrogen, utilizing blue hydrogen in the interim to reduce emissions. Challenges like cost competitiveness are being addressed through strategies such as financial incentives, subsidies, and tax exemptions. Key initiatives include making fuel cell electric vehicles more affordable, exploring financing mechanisms, and offering capacity building programs. The focus is on decarbonizing sectors like power generation and transportation to drive the hydrogen economy forward and accelerate the shift towards a sustainable energy future.