Kuala Lumpur | The Global Hydrogen Economy

Rather like London busses, sometimes it takes a while to wait and then two arrive – so it’s once more to Kuala Lumpur.

It’s raining and that aspect reminds me of my own place of rest near Manchester in the UK. Things have moved on since I shared the recent Malaysian newsletter, especially around the publication of the country’s Hydrogen Road Map.

Discussing the implications with key stakeholders and those immersed in discussions with leaders of the oil and gas sector in Malaysia and across APAC helps tease out the nuances. They are seeking to transition across to the relevant parts of the hydrogen and ammonia economists. It’s been intense time with deep-dive business modelling with a room chock-full of expertise.

We discuss the various technologies with real figures and case studies.  Delivered modules include business modelling for exports – and the role of ammonia.

I’ve shared some of them in the past but it’s nice to draw them together here. I was particularly nice to hear feedback from those engaged in hydrogen departments of oil and gas companies as they look to drive the sector forwards, not just here in but the wider APAC region.

We’ll keep you up to date in the coming weeks as to what’s happening here on the Malaysian side. Feel free to join us: 

Oil and Gas to CCS, Offshore Wind, and Hydrogen