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Malaysia | Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap

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Global Hydrogen Trainer & Advisor, Charley Rattan Associates

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Oct 6, 2023Oct 6, 2023 9:19 am GMT
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Malaysia | Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap

Hydrogen has a bright future in Malaysia as the country possess several advantageous qualities which will allow us to be one of the important players in the Asia Pacific region by the year 2050, if not sooner.

We have the necessary basic elements in the country upon which we can develop further and enhance systematically via the HETR.

These include diverse Renewable Energy (RE) sources to generate green hydrogen such as solar, bioenergy and sustainable hydropower, innovative local technologies and reliable expertise, as well as the expanding potential of Malaysia’s innovation ecosystem.

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Tim Gard on Oct 13, 2023

As we progress further into a renewable world, hydrogen will most likely become a cornerstone in energy access. The key is to create hydrogen with pure electric manufacture.

I am looking for someone to look at discovered a way to manufacture electricity at a almost free financial load.

Charley, can you give me a call?

Hydro turbines must be abandoned. They are energy hogs and never exceed 15% efficiency. We can do much better, but the solution is not something you have seen before. If you do not slow the water down, the massive losses will continue.

Please contact me at dragmit5000@gmail.com and lets talk about this.

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