Sarawak, a leader in clean energy in Southeast Asia, presented its energy plans at the Energy Export Conference (EEC) 2025 in Aberdeen, UK. Deputy Energy Minister Datuk Dr Hazland highlighted the state's commitment to clean energy development through policy, innovation, and regional cooperation. With a focus on renewable energy, natural gas, CCS, and hydrogen, Sarawak aims to bolster regional resilience and sustainable growth. By expanding renewable energy capacity and pursuing power exports regionally, Sarawak solidifies its position as a clean energy leader. The state's engagement in global platforms like EEC signifies its openness to partnerships and innovation. Key players such as Sarawak Energy Bhd and SEDC Energy are driving sustainability agendas and cross-border grid integration plans, with a particular focus on hydrogen and ammonia projects. Sarawak's clean energy initiatives, backed by policies and strategic roadmaps, are attracting global investors and paving the way for a sustainable future. As Sarawak invites global partners to join its journey toward clean energy, upcoming events like International Energy Week 2025 and SAREF 4.0 highlight the state's commitment to a sustainable and inclusive energy future.