The largest state government in Malaysia, Sarawak Economic Development Authority (SEDC), has focused on Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do as a partner in fostering the hydrogen sector. SEDC is supporting different energy projects with Korean enterprises.
In addition, it’s anticipated to foster joint Changwon and hydrogen commercial collaboration.
Changwon Special City reported that Tansri Haji Abdul Aziz, the chairman of the Sarawak Provincial Economic Development Agency, had visited Changwon City Hall to stop Mayor Hong Nam-Pyo from hosting a conference to discuss ideas about the energy sector.
Located on Borneo Island’s northwest coast lies the Malaysian province of Sarawak.
Major enterprises in Changwon including Hyosung Goodsprings, Doosan Mecatec, PK Valve, and Hanwha Power Systems are in charge of producing and providing equipment for various energy projects like the methanol project, gas plant project, and clean hydrogen project.
To establish a partnership for fostering the energy industry in Sarawak and set benchmarks for the hydrogen industry, Commissioner Aziz visited Changwon with an energy business partner and toured the demonstration complex of the hydrogen industry circulation system, a symbol of the Changwon hydrogen industry.
Commissioner Aziz spoke with Mayor Hong Nam-Pyo about methods to get involved in energy projects in Sarawak, how to work with Changwon City to support the hydrogen sector there, and how to advance joint ventures in the hydrogen business.
In particular, Mayor Hong visited the hydrogen conference that will be held in Sarawak in December to promote Changwon’s hydrogen strategy and solicit collaboration. I really hope that Changwon will become a partner in the growth of the hydrogen sector in Sarawak.
“Sarawak is a rich trove of energy resources in Malaysia, and Changwon enterprises are playing a significant part in energy projects, so it is an essential foreign trade goal for Changwon, which seeks to become a central city in Northeast Asia,” said Mayor Hong. I am really pleased to have asked to be a participant in a cooperative partnership with the
We will help Sarawak Province so that it may take on a similar role to Changwon in Malaysia, he continued.
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