Making wastes-to-hydrogen conversion a reality


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AS HYDROGEN continues to fuel Malaysia’s ambitions of being among the world’s leading hydrogen economies by 2050, the idea of producing that resource comes in the form of using Sarawak’s many hydroelectric projects.

However hydrogen, although an abundant element in our world, remains bound to other elements and extracting that has been a major focus for world economies eager to pivot towards cleaner energy sources.

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