In a recent development during the Asia Pacific Green Hydrogen Conference & Exhibition 2024 in Malaysia, Hydrexia Borneo Sdn Bhd and ICE SEDCE Hydrogen Sdn Bhd have announced a joint venture to establish hydrogen refueling stations (HRS) and storage solutions. The agreement, signed in Malaysia, focuses on the development, operation, and maintenance of hydrogen infrastructure, particularly within the Kuching Urban Transportation System project. The collaboration aims to leverage the combined strengths of Hydrexia, a prominent hydrogen solution provider from China, and ICE SEDCE Hydrogen in Malaysia. By pooling their expertise, the companies plan to explore business opportunities related to HRS and hydrogen storage, utilizing Hydrexia's technology and experience in the field. The joint venture signifies Hydrexia's strategic market expansion in Malaysia, following a recent partnership with Lestari. George Gan, CEO of Hydrexia Southeast Asia, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting the potential to enhance their presence in the Malaysian hydrogen market and cater to local needs effectively. Similarly, Abdul Jalil Maraicar, Group Managing Director of ICE Petroleum, representing ISHSB, shared the excitement about the joint venture, emphasizing the opportunity to meet the rising demand for hydrogen infrastructure. The partnership reflects a mutual commitment to leveraging technological capabilities to address the evolving market requirements. Hydrexia's proactive approach in Southeast Asia includes securing various partnerships and business contracts in 2024, signaling a dedicated focus on serving global customers with innovative technology solutions. The joint venture with ICE SEDCE Hydrogen marks a significant step towards establishing a robust hydrogen ecosystem in Malaysia, aligning with the companies' vision to drive sustainable and efficient hydrogen solutions for the region's transportation sector.