Chloroplant Company Limited, a subsidiary of Marcon LC, has successfully secured a US$17 million contract from Singapore’s H1Hydro Group to undertake the development of a 10 MW green hydrogen plant in Sarawak, Malaysia. This state-of-the-art facility, slated for launch in early 2026, will leverage modular European electrolysis technology to ensure enhanced efficiency and scalability in its operations. The primary objective of this project is to support Sarawak's aspiration to establish itself as a prominent clean energy hub by capitalizing on its abundant renewable resources, particularly hydropower. Notably, the plant's competitive production costs are expected to position it as a key green hydrogen supplier in the Asia-Pacific region, playing a pivotal role in global decarbonization initiatives. Furthermore, discussions are in progress with both South Korean and Malaysian companies to create viable storage and transportation solutions for the produced hydrogen. The long-term vision includes the expansion of a hydrogen container distribution network that will cater to markets in South Korea and Japan. By spearheading this endeavor, Chloroplant aims not only to contribute to environmental sustainability but also to stimulate economic growth in Sarawak. The project is anticipated to generate numerous job opportunities and integrate the region into the broader global hydrogen supply chain. Through strategic collaborations and technological advancements, Sarawak is poised to play a crucial role in the evolving landscape of green hydrogen production and distribution, fostering a more sustainable future.