leading the H2 hub in the region.
⬤ SARAWAK H2 HUB
Sarawak Hydrogen Hub is a flagship initiative led by SEDC Energy (SEDCE), the energy arm of Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, to position Sarawak as a regional leader in clean hydrogen production and export. Supporting the Sarawak’s ambition in building a hydrogen economy that is sustainable, competitive, and future-ready, while driving both upstream and downstream development.
Developed in collaboration with strategic partners, the Hub provides shared infrastructure for hydrogen production, enabling investors to access common facilities, reduce duplication, and improve overall project efficiency. This integrated approach enhances scalability while lowering barriers to entry for foreign investors.
The initiative is expected to attract significant foreign investment, create skilled employment opportunities for Sarawakians, and strengthen long-term economic resilience. Currently, two projects are being developed within the Hub.
⬤ PROJECT H2ORNBILL
A collaboration between Japanese companies, Eneos and Sumitomo Corporation to export Methylcyclohexane (MCH). The estimated production capacity is 88kTPA.
⬤ PROJECT H2BISCUS
SEDC Energy collaborated with Samsung E&A, Lotte Chemical and KNOC to export Ammonia (NH3) to Korea. The estimated production capacity is 150kTPA.
⬤ REMBUS HYDROGEN PLANT
A hydrogen depot station in Rembus, Samarahan is designed to support Sarawak's public transportation system. The hydrogen plant has a minimum production capacity of 5 tonnes of H2 per day.
⬤ DARUL HANA H2 PLANT
The first public hydrogen refuelling station for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in Sarawak. The total production capacity is 150kg/daily.
⬤ KUCHING URBAN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
As Sarawak aspires to become a developed and high-income State by 2030, a reliable transport system is vital in mobilising greater productivity and economic growth. Sarawak Metro is implementing the Kuching Urban Transportation System (KUTS) project to minimise traffic congestion on the city’s roads while spurring productivity and economic growth.
⬤ AUTOMATED RAPID TRANSIT (ART)
As a component of the KUTS project in Sarawak, Automated Rapid Transit (ART) is a cutting-edge public transportation system. It is trackless, fully electric, and autonomous, and it aims to improve connectivity, reduce traffic congestion, and promote sustainable urban travel.
