Malaysia has initiated a significant project towards a cleaner energy future with the development of the Mobile Hydrogen Refuelling Station (MHRS) in Putrajaya. The RM15 million project, a pilot in Peninsular Malaysia, aims to drive innovation in the hydrogen-based mobility sector. Though there are currently no hydrogen-powered vehicles in Malaysia, the MHRS is a step towards establishing the infrastructure to support hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and accelerate the adoption of hydrogen as a fuel in transportation. The project, supported by several organizations including the Science, Technology, and Innovation Ministry and PETRONAS, not only focuses on research and development but also aims to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050. Through collaborations with industry players like Sime UMW and UMW Toyota Motor, Malaysia plans to have FCEVs on its roads by 2030. The MHRS project serves as an educational platform for the public on hydrogen technology and is expected to attract investments and innovations in the clean energy sector, further solidifying Malaysia's position as a regional hub for hydrogen technology.