PETRONAS is accelerating Malaysia's goal to become a regional carbon storage hub by unveiling a comprehensive Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) plan. The company's Senior General Manager highlighted the importance of not only reducing emissions but also enhancing Malaysia's industrial competitiveness through the development of low-carbon industries like blue hydrogen and blue ammonia. The flagship project, Kasawari CCS, along with other storage sites and infrastructure developments, aims to enable decarbonisation across the Malaysian economy. Malaysia's CCS strategy involves international cooperation with countries like Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, and the development of a legal framework to regulate carbon storage activities. By 2030, PETRONAS aims to achieve 80 million tonnes of annual CO₂ storage capacity, positioning Malaysia as a key player in the low-carbon industrial sector. The early investments in CCS not only align with global climate goals but also offer a competitive advantage in green trade and industrial transformation.