In Kuching, Malaysia, Batu Kitang assemblyman Datuk Lo Khere Chiang defended Sarawak's hydrogen initiatives against opposition criticism, particularly from Pending assemblywoman Violet Yong. Chiang dismissed Yong's scepticism as a narrow and outdated perspective, emphasizing Sarawak's strategic advantages in the hydrogen energy sector. He highlighted the state's unique combination of hydroelectric power and natural gas resources, ensuring cost-effective and sustainable hydrogen production. Chiang pointed out that while other nations struggle to secure clean energy sources, Sarawak benefits from abundant rainfall and hydroelectric capabilities, providing a competitive advantage. He noted that global recognition as a leader in hydrogen energy under Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg's leadership further validates Sarawak's position. Chiang challenged Yong's preference for electric buses over hydrogen, arguing that hydrogen has significant potential for large-scale energy solutions. He criticized the opposition for unmet commitments and urged them to deliver on promises before questioning Sarawak's hydrogen strategy. This article highlights Sarawak's vision for a cleaner and self-sufficient future through strategic investments in hydrogen energy.