Black & Veatch has been tasked with studying green hydrogen commercialisation pathways in Malaysia to support the country's energy ambitions. This study, commissioned by Malaysian energy giants Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and PETRONAS, will build on a joint feasibility study to offer strategic, technical, and commercial insights on green hydrogen's generation, transportation, distribution, and demand in the region. The ultimate goal is for Malaysia to become a key hydrogen exporter in the Asia Pacific region by 2050, aiming for a significant revenue boost. By leveraging Malaysia's abundant renewable resources like solar and hydropower, the feasibility study seeks to pave the way for the development of a robust hydrogen economy in the country over the next decade. With a strong background in hydrogen and ammonia production spanning 80 years, Black & Veatch is well-equipped to lead this initiative. The company's experience, including pioneering projects in hydrogen power generation and fuelling stations in the US, demonstrates their commitment to delivering innovative solutions across the hydrogen value chain, bolstering Malaysia's hydrogen sector.