Green hydrogen is increasingly spotlighted as one of the pathways to reduce carbon emissions and ensure energy security. In this regard, Malaysia is banking on the hydrogen economy to contribute up to RM61 billion ringgit by 2030 to the nation’s GDP. But the cost of green hydrogen is currently exorbitant compared to other energy sources - can Malaysia make the calculations work for us? Dr. Rezal Ahmad of NanoMalaysia breaks down the whats and whys of the hydrogen economy for Malaysia.



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Green hydrogen is increasingly spotlighted as one of the pathways to reduce carbon emissions and ensure energy security. In this regard, Malaysia is banking on the hydrogen economy to contribute up to RM61 billion ringgit by 2030 to the nation’s GDP. But the cost of green hydrogen is currently exorbitant compared to other energy sources - can Malaysia make the calculations work for us? Dr. Rezal Ahmad of NanoMalaysia breaks down the whats and whys of the hydrogen economy for Malaysia.Image by: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Shutterstock.com">Shutterstock.com</a>

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