Energy
Original plan to produce 90,000 metric tons a year now unviable, developer says
A hydrogen facility operated by SEDC Energy in Malaysia’s Sarawak state. (Photo by Norman Goh)
FUMIKA SATO and NORMAN GOH
SINGAPORE/KUALA LUMPUR — A hydrogen project in Malaysia involving both local and Japanese investors is scaling back due to funding constraints, casting doubt on its original plan of producing the emerging alternative energy source for export.
