Under the National Energy Transition Roadmap, Malaysia will establish a low-carbon hydrogen hub by 2030 and two more hubs by 2050, bringing the total to three hubs. Sarawak may be a leading candidate for this opportunity, but the potential for a fresh energy paradigm powered by hydrogen and CCUS has implications for Malaysia as a whole. It is important that the right strategies are in place to capture this opportunity while providing a long-term path of value for the nation.