Siemens is preparing to host a specialized workshop on Energy Management Systems (EMS) tailored for hydrogen projects at the Hydrogen Economy Forum (H2EF) 2025 in Kuching, Malaysia. The workshop, scheduled for May 14, aims to bolster expertise throughout the hydrogen value chain by emphasizing the integration of EMS to enhance cost-efficiency, reliability, and sustainability in hydrogen production. Attendees will be familiarized with Siemens' suite of digital and automation technologies designed to facilitate high-efficiency electrolyser operations, grid integration, and the optimization of renewable energy sources. The workshop will cover essential topics such as predictive maintenance, demand-side response strategies, and AI-driven analytics for real-time energy management. This initiative, part of the H2EF 2025 event jointly organized by the Energy and Environmental Sustainability Ministry and Borneo Business Connect, with support from Business Events Sarawak and the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation Malaysia, is set to advance Southeast Asia's shift towards a hydrogen-based economy. Furthermore, the forum's objectives align with key national strategies including the Hydrogen Economy & Technology Roadmap and the National Energy Transition Roadmap. Those interested in participating or seeking more details can visit hydrogenapac.com/h2ef or reach out to the secretariat for registration.