Sarawak is making significant strides in the green hydrogen economy within the Asia-Pacific region. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg announced Sarawak's goal to become a key player in providing clean energy by utilizing its hydropower resources. The state's involvement in the Asean Power Grid initiative aims to enhance energy security and explore storage solutions for efficient supply and distribution. Partnerships with countries like Japan, South Korea, and China are expanding Sarawak's green hydrogen production and supply chain. Additionally, Sarawak is integrating Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS) technology to reduce emissions in challenging sectors. The state's collaboration with Japan in supplying low-carbon ammonia showcases its commitment to clean energy transitions. Alongside green hydrogen, Sarawak is also focusing on low-carbon fuel production, including methanol and biofuels, to support various industries. Initiatives like the Methanol Complex and the Green Methanol Plant are geared towards sustainable fuel production for industrial, power, transport, and shipping sectors. By optimizing natural gas resources and exploring biomass conversion, Sarawak is strategically shifting towards cleaner energy sources. Furthermore, Sarawak's research into microalgae-based Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) highlights its innovative approach to reducing emissions in the aviation sector. These efforts align with the state's broader decarbonisation strategy, which integrates renewable energy sources and carbon capture technologies to lower emissions across industries.