The Sarawak government, led by Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, is considering graphite production from biomass by examining mineral mining practices and legislation in Canada. A recent delegation's trip to Canada, headed by Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan, focused on studying environmentally friendly approaches in mineral management. The aim is to learn from Canada's practices, particularly their rehabilitation of mining areas post-exploration, to prevent overexploitation of resources. Sarawak sees the potential in its biomass for graphite extraction, a crucial element for hydrogen fuel cells. This initiative aligns with the state's post-Covid-19 development strategy for the mineral sector. Inspired by Canada's mining industry, which significantly contributes to the country's GDP and job creation, Sarawak aims to replicate this success while ensuring a positive socio-economic impact. The government's interest in sustainable practices and economic growth highlights its commitment to responsible mineral resource development.