Malaysia's state of Sarawak is positioning itself as a pioneer in clean energy, with a strong emphasis on hydrogen technology. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg expressed the state government's commitment to making Sarawak a leader in environmental conservation through clean energy initiatives. The Special Select Committee on Environment, Science, and Plantations (JKPK ASSP) from the Malaysian Parliament commended Sarawak's strategic investments in hydrogen technology, recognizing its importance in meeting future energy needs while reducing carbon emissions. The delegation praised Sarawak for its progress in green energy, specifically highlighting the state's utilization of hydrogen and hydroelectricity for energy production. The visit aimed to showcase Sarawak's advancements in hydrogen technology, with briefings and observations of pilot projects like hydrogen-powered vehicles. The delegation's purpose was to learn from Sarawak's pioneering efforts and promote the state as a role model for clean energy transition at a national level.