Sarawak’s H2 foray is real


An aerial view captured during a flight from Miri to Bario. Recently, a law was passed giving Sarawak more control over how much natural gas extracted from their land and sea is exported versus how much goes to downstream activities. — EDDIE CHUA/The Star

IF you didn’t know it already, one gold standard for renewable energy that the world wants today is green hydrogen. But it is far from being viable for now.

This is because you need vast amounts of green energy to extract hydrogen from water. If you use other forms of energy such as gas, you only get blue or other “coloured” hydrogen.

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