H2 Revolution
Emerging markets refer to countries that are in the process of rapid economic development and industrialization, typically characterized by a lower income per capita compared to developed nations. These markets generally exhibit significant growth potential due to factors such as increasing consumer demand, industrial expansion, and evolving financial systems. Emerging markets often experience higher rates of economic growth and investment opportunities, but they may also carry higher risks due to political instability, fluctuating currencies, and less mature regulatory environments. Examples of emerging markets include nations from regions such as Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, and parts of Africa.
Sarawak, a resource-rich state in Malaysia, is positioning itself as a major player in the clean hydrogen energy sector. With its vast hydropower potential and strategic investments, Sarawak aims to…