The Sarawak government is taking strategic steps to regulate and manage the expanding hydrogen industry within the region. Through the appointment of a Regulator, Sarawak aims to ensure sustainable growth and effective management of hydrogen-related activities. The Regulator, positioned as a leader in hydrogen production, distribution, and export, is tasked with enacting policies and providing oversight to drive industry development and economic prosperity. This move aligns with the government's commitment to environmental sustainability and economic growth. The Regulator will have the authority to issue licenses for key hydrogen-related activities, including production from various feedstocks and the construction, operation, and maintenance of production facilities. By emphasizing compliance with environmental and safety standards while encouraging innovation, Sarawak seeks to establish a robust and resilient hydrogen infrastructure. Additionally, licensing will cover distribution, transport, and export of hydrogen, aiming to facilitate seamless integration into regional and global markets. The implementation of a hydrogen economy in Sarawak is expected to create job opportunities in production, distribution, and infrastructure development. This initiative not only focuses on economic gains but also on skill development and long-term employment to enhance living standards within the local workforce. By strengthening export capability, Sarawak aims to boost state and national economic growth while positioning itself as a prominent player in clean energy. The transition to a low-carbon economy through hydrogen is seen as a strategic move that will generate continuous revenue and establish Sarawak as a global leader in the clean energy sector.