The Sarawak New Energy Hub project in Bintulu is set to bring about significant economic growth with an estimated investment of USD460 billion until 2050. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg announced this groundbreaking initiative after a briefing in Seoul, South Korea. The project, driven by hydropower, will focus on producing renewable energy sources, particularly hydrogen and ammonia, for export to countries like South Korea. Samsung E & A Corporation, LOTTE Chemical Corporation, KNOC, and SEDC Energy are key players in this venture. The development includes plans for a green hydrogen plant and ammonia conversion plant to ensure sustainable energy production. The Premier emphasized the importance of meeting the growing demand for green power, highlighted by the 1.3GW power needs for the SNEH project. Collaboration with EU countries, who have shown interest in green investments, further underscores Sarawak's commitment to renewable energy. With a focus on economic development, international partnerships, and green power initiatives, the SNEH project is poised to transform Sarawak's energy landscape.