In Malaysia, The Sun reported that the development of Sarawak’s Rembus green hydrogen plant in Samarahan is on track to meet the 2025 completion target, following a tripartite agreement signed in February with Sarawak Metro Sdn Bhd and ICE Petroleum Group. Once it becomes operational next year, the plant will supply green hydrogen for the autonomous rapid transit (ART) and hydrogen-powered feeder buses, the integral components of the Kuching Urban Transport System (KUTS), according to the report. An official spokesperson from SEDC Energy Sdn Bhd (SEDCE), a subsidiary of Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, said that the Rembus H2 Plant is designed to produce five tons of hydrogen on a daily basis. “Hydrogen technology is still new for Malaysia. We should take solar technology as a benchmark. It used to be expensive then, but now it is much more attainable when technology has matured,” the spokesperson added.

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