The Malaysian government has rolled out the Hybrid Hydro Floating Solar (HHFS) project and a Green Hydrogen Hub. Spearheaded by TNB, Petronas, and Terengganu Inc, the projects align with national clean energy roadmaps. The announcement took place on July 12 at the Sultan Mahmud Hydro Electric Station in Kenyir. HHFS, led by TNB Genco, uses Kenyir’s reservoir for floating solar under a 2.5 GW hybrid plan. The hydrogen hub, a TNB-Petronas collaboration, links Kenyir’s renewables with Kertih’s industrial base. It enables round-the-clock hydrogen production powered by electrolysers. Together, these projects support regional energy expansion and lower-carbon development.