Sarawak

Pilot demonstration project using three hydrogen fuel cell buses operated by SEDC to showcase hydrogen technology capabilities for public transportation in Sarawak.

Five refueling stations in Sarawak offering fossil fuels, hydrogen, and electricity to support multiple vehicle types including hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and electric vehicles.

Hydrogen production facility using electrolysis powered by Sarawak's hydroelectric dams, capable of generating 130 kg of hydrogen per day to supply the three-in-one refueling stations.

Economic development

Conglomerate

Development and deployment of localized hydrogen energy systems, with a focus on off-grid and rural electrification projects

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Hydrogen fuel cell systems convert the chemical energy of hydrogen into electricity through electrochemical reactions, emitting only water and heat at the point of use, and are used by Plug Power in applications such as forklifts, backup power, and emerging on‑road mobility solutions.[8]

A proposed facility in Sarawak intended for the assembly of fuel cell electric vehicles, aiming to reduce their cost for local consumers.

Pilot demonstration project using three hydrogen fuel cell buses operated by SEDC to showcase hydrogen technology capabilities for public transportation in Sarawak.

Five refueling stations in Sarawak offering fossil fuels, hydrogen, and electricity to support multiple vehicle types including hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and electric vehicles.

Prototypes of alternatively fueled vehicles developed by GM, intended for commercial viability.

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles mentioned as an example of broader hydrogen applications.

Heavy-duty industrial vehicles that use hydrogen fuel cells instead of diesel, offering zero emissions.