: Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg today gave people a peek into the proposed Sarawak Energy Transition Policy , another of its roadmap towards green energy to ensure a sustainable, clean and prosperous energy future for the state.
“Some refer to this concept as ‘hypernomics’, highlighting the transformative impact of leveraging advanced infrastructure and fostering robust community involvement,” he said in his keynote address at the launching of the Asia Pacific Green Hydrogen Conference & Exhibition 2024 here. “This centre will spearhead its setup and management, symbolising our commitment to innovation and progress in the clean energy sector. It will drive advancements in clean energy domains such as hydrogen, hydroelectric, solar energy, biomass and other emerging forms,” he said.
“The Sarawak Hydrogen Roadmap will guide our efforts, covering technological advancements, infrastructure development, and regulatory frameworks. Through collaboration, we seek economic growth, job creation and environmental stewardship, contributing to global sustainability goals,” he said. “Actually they are now building a terminal in the power plant. The moment the terminal is producing about six gigawatts using coal, they are changing the coal to biomass and also through hydrogen,” he said.