HYDROGEN MALAYSIA
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National Hydrogen Alliance · Est. 2016

Malaysia's hydrogen economy, connected.

H2Malaysia is the national, industry-led alliance that links producers, storage, logistics and end-users across the hydrogen value chain — one platform, one voice, under the Hydrogen Economy & Technology Roadmap 2022–2050.

46 members. One national current.

Industry, government and research — moving from the HETR roadmap to commercialisation, together.

The hydrogen economy starts here.

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The Critical Challenge

Supply and demand, working in the dark.

The HETR identifies one challenge across the entire value chain: a lack of supply-and-demand awareness. Companies producing hydrogen do not see the efforts of companies who need it — and vice versa.

Supply side

Producers, storage specialists and infrastructure builders advance green hydrogen — without a clear view of who is ready to buy.

Demand side

Mobility operators, industry and power players plan hydrogen adoption — without a clear view of who can reliably supply.

Welcome Message

A shared national undertaking.

Hydrogen Malaysia exists to bring the nation's hydrogen ambitions into one room — producers and off-takers, policymakers and researchers, Peninsular and East Malaysia. Our task is practical: turn the direction set by HETR and NETR into projects, standards and jobs.

To every member and partner joining us on this agenda — selamat datang. The work is national, and it belongs to all of us.

Chairman, H2Malaysia

What We Connect

One alliance joins the value chain, deliberately.

H2Malaysia acts as the national aggregator: production, storage, logistics and end-use — connected through one alliance so efforts on both ends are known to each other.

1 · Production 2 · Storage 3 · Logistics 4 · End-use H2Malaysia
The H2Malaysia ecosystem: the hydrogen value chain — production, storage, logistics, end-use — connected through the alliance, with member companies as nodes.
Macro view of a crystal water droplet in bright sunlit space, splitting into glowing streams that bloom into luminous green energy.

Water to Power

From one drop, a clean current.

Electrolysis splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. Clean electricity in, clean molecules out — energy Malaysia can store, move and export.

The Alliance in Numbers

A national body with standing.

MEMBERS

46

Member companies across the value chain

NATIONS

27

Country alliances in GHIAA, with Malaysia as national partner

2050 TARGET

USD 1/kg

HETR levelised-cost target for hydrogen by 2050

COMMITTEES

4

Working committees: Policy, Technical, Commercial, Management Planning

In alliance with the companies building Malaysian hydrogen

A selection of H2Malaysia member organisations.

The National Grid

Twelve hubs, one national grid.

From George Town to Kota Kinabalu, the alliance links Malaysia's hydrogen hubs into a single national grid — every region feeding one backbone that converges on Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur George Town Ipoh Alor Setar Kota Bharu Kuala Terengganu Kuantan Johor Bahru Kuching Bintulu Miri Kota Kinabalu National energy grid
Map of Malaysia: twelve hydrogen hub cities linked into one national network that converges on Kuala Lumpur.
A hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle beside a refuelling station in a bright, clean facility, daylight reflecting off brushed metal and glass.

The Real Machine

Not a concept. A working industry.

Fuel-cell vehicles, mobile refuelling and electrolyser pilots are already running in Malaysian conditions — engineered, tested and operated by alliance members.

HETR · 2022–2050

From grey to green, by design.

Malaysia's Hydrogen Economy & Technology Roadmap phases the transition — “Build Some, Buy Some” — from fossil-derived hydrogen today to a green hydrogen economy by 2050.

  1. 2022–2030

    Short term

    Grey hydrogen from existing industry while policies, incentives and standards take shape.

  2. 2031–2040

    Mid term

    Production and distribution infrastructure scales; renewables begin to power green hydrogen.

  3. 2041–2050

    Long term

    A low-carbon hydrogen economy at LCOH of USD 1/kg, targeting 15% emissions reduction by 2050.

Read the roadmap Our roadmap

Membership

Join at the scale you operate.

Annual fees follow SME Corp. Malaysia categorisation — one alliance, three tiers, the same seat at the table.

Small Tier

Small companies · RM300K – <RM3M revenue

RM1,000 per year

  • Full membership benefits at every tier
  • Eligibility to join all four committees
  • Quarterly events & networking
  • Monthly member newsletter
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Most members

Medium Tier

Medium companies · RM3M – <RM20M revenue

RM2,000 per year

  • Full membership benefits at every tier
  • Eligibility to join all four committees
  • Quarterly events & networking
  • Monthly member newsletter
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Large Tier

Large companies · >RM20M revenue

RM3,000 per year

  • Full membership benefits at every tier
  • Eligibility to join all four committees
  • Quarterly events & networking
  • Monthly member newsletter
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Categorisation follows SME Corp. Malaysia guidelines (Services / Industrial Services thresholds), adopted by the Committee and Members on 18 June 2026.

The Invitation

One national voice, built to last.

If your organisation produces, stores, moves or uses hydrogen — or enables those who do — your seat in the alliance is ready.

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