Sarawak's Aerospace and Hydrogen Ambitions Take Flight
Key Ideas
- Sarawak aims to establish an Aerospace Industrial Park to boost high-value aerospace manufacturing, aircraft maintenance, and sustainable aviation fuel research, in collaboration with Airbus.
- The state is also venturing into becoming a regional leader in Southeast Asia's hydrogen economy, with strategic investments in Sarawak Green hydrogen hubs in Bintulu and Kuching.
- Efforts include the development of talent through the Aerospace Academy and partnership with Gentari to advance the Sarawak Green Hydrogen Hub, attracting global investors.
- Legislation amendments ensure responsible hydrogen development, reinforcing investor confidence and sustainable growth in Sarawak's aerospace and hydrogen sectors.
Sarawak is focusing on becoming a competitive aerospace hub in the Asean region by establishing an Aerospace Industrial Park. This initiative aims to support aerospace manufacturing, aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul, and sustainable aviation fuel research. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan highlighted the partnership with Airbus to expand the aerospace industry, create job opportunities, and attract foreign investment. Sarawak is also embracing the hydrogen economy, with plans for Sarawak Green hydrogen hubs in Bintulu and Kuching. The state is developing talent through programs like the Aerospace Academy and collaborating with Gentari to advance the Sarawak Green Hydrogen Hub, with a 'plug-and-play' model to optimize efficiency and attract investors. Legislative amendments ensure the responsible development of hydrogen activities. These efforts aim to reinforce investor confidence and ensure sustainable growth in Sarawak's aerospace and hydrogen sectors.
Topics
Aviation
Talent Development
Green Energy
International Collaboration
Sustainable Aviation
Investment Opportunities
Aerospace Industry
Hydrogen Economy
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