Chloroplant Co. Ltd., a company under the Marcon LC group, has announced a significant development in the alternative energy sector. They have secured a $17 million contract with H1Hydro Group, a Singapore-based clean energy investment firm, to build a 10 MW Green Hydrogen plant in Sarawak, Malaysia. The project aims to utilize advanced modular technology and European electrolysis technology for efficient and scalable operations, with Phase 1 expected to start by Q1 2026. The plant's construction and operation will align with Sarawak's vision to become a clean energy hub in Asia, focusing on developing its hydrogen economy ecosystem. The project is strategically important for Sarawak's sustainable future industries and global carbon neutrality objectives. ChloroPlant specializes in alternative energy and sustainable fuels, while H1Hydro Group is actively involved in global green hydrogen production and distribution. The successful commercialization of Phase 1 in 2026 is projected to lead to further expansions and the establishment of a green hydrogen container distribution business targeting markets in Northeast Asia such as Korea and Japan. With the commitment to advancing renewable energy and contributing to economic growth, this partnership signifies a positive step towards a more sustainable and competitive hydrogen market in the region.