Black & Veatch has been tasked by Malaysian energy giants Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and PETRONAS to conduct a study on green hydrogen commercialization pathways in line with Malaysia's low-carbon energy objectives. The study's primary goals are to confirm the results of a previous joint feasibility study by TNB and PETRONAS on hydrogen development in Malaysia and to offer strategic, technical, and commercial guidance on various aspects of green hydrogen. This collaboration underscores the commitment of the involved parties to support Malaysia's ambition for a thriving green hydrogen economy. Black & Veatch's Director for South & Southeast Asia expressed optimism about Malaysia's potential in the hydrogen sector, given the country's abundance of renewable resources like solar and hydropower. With over 80 years of experience in hydrogen and ammonia production, Black & Veatch is well-equipped to contribute to shaping Malaysia's hydrogen economy over the coming decade. The company's track record includes pioneering projects in hydrogen power generation and fuelling stations in the United States, showcasing a dedication to innovation and sustainability. Black & Veatch's expertise in critical infrastructure solutions and experience in green hydrogen development across the value chain position it as a key player in supporting Asia Pacific's growing energy needs with environmentally friendly sources. The company's engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) capabilities, coupled with its technical knowledge and regulatory experience, make it a valuable partner in advancing Malaysia's green hydrogen agenda and promoting a more sustainable energy landscape.