Malaysia is making significant strides in green technology with the upcoming launch of its first solid-state 5kW hydrogen reactor in Tanjung Malim, Perak, to provide sustainable electricity to rural areas lacking national grid access. This pilot project, part of the country's efforts to address energy needs in remote locations, aims to initially power a community hall for the Orang Asli community, with potential expansion to clinics if successful. Minister Chang Lih Kang highlighted the project's significance in providing energy solutions and discussed the possibility of scaling up capacity based on the pilot's success. Additionally, Malaysia eyes a global position in the green hydrogen market by leveraging Sarawak's advancements in hydrogen vehicles and clean hydrogen production plants. Collaborations with international partners and investment in green hydrogen infrastructure, such as the NMB Hydrogen HyPEReactor, demonstrate Malaysia's commitment to sustainable energy development. The country aims to tap into its abundant hydropower resources to produce green hydrogen efficiently, showcasing a promising future for renewable energy in Malaysia.