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Peninsular Malaysia to have its first hydrogen refuelling stations operational next year

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The first hydrogen refuelling stations and hydrogen public buses are expected to be operational in Peninsular Malaysia next year, according to the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Chang Lih Kang.

He said that with Sarawak already embracing hydrogen vehicles and trams, it was only proper for the peninsula to initiate a similar effort to tap into the clean energy.

“The peninsula is poised to establish its first hydrogen station next year, alongside the introduction of several hydrogen cars and public buses. Once the first hydrogen refuelling station is operational, we will introduce multiple hydrogen vehicles for trial runs and deploy public buses powered by hydrogen,” Chang said.

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