Malaysian Bar tells court it has statutory obligation to uphold cause of justice in bid to challenge AG over Ahmad Zahid’s DNAA in Yayasan Akalbudi caseAccording to a report, Sarawak's natural resources of rainforests and rivers give it the means to create hydropower that can generate clean electricity needed for emissions-free hydrogen. ― AFP file picKUALA LUMPUR, April 19 — Sarawak is reportedly aiming to be a regional centre for clean hydrogen energy after an investment of RM16.
Producing green energy is highly costly and requires a lot of energy, but Sarawak Economic Development Corporation's subsidiary SEDC Energy’s chief executive officer Robert Hardin said that unfettered hydropower is Sarawak’s advantage.“Our advantage is of course hydropower ... We don’t have that issue of intermittent supply,” Hardin was quoted saying.
South Korea and Japan’s biggest energy companies are partnering with Sarawak’s new state-backed entity, SEDC Energy, to build two hydrogen plants in the port city of Bintulu called H2ornbill and H2biscus.