Sarawak's Deputy Minister for Energy and Environmental Sustainability, Datuk Dr Hazland Abang Hipni, acknowledges the challenges facing the hydrogen economy in generating immediate economic benefits. He cites Sarawak's dependence on oil and gas, investor preference for established industries, and the high upfront investment required for hydrogen infrastructure. However, he emphasizes the long-term benefits and Sarawak's commitment to clean energy, aligning with its post-Covid development strategy. Developing a skilled workforce for hydrogen production is also a key focus.
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