Southeast Asia’s First Solar-Hydrogen 5G Tower by Solarvest-Huawei-CENTEXS
Here’s an article posted in Solar Quarter that talks about Southeast Asia’s first 5G tower powered by solar-hydrogen innovation.
According to the article,
- Solarvest, Huawei, and CENTEXS built Southeast Asia’s first 5G tower powered by a solar-hydrogen microgrid testbed system in Sarawak.
- The initiative aims to develop the clean energy industry in the Borneo region.
- The initiative aligns with the Sarawak Government’s vision to transform the state into a major player in the hydrogen economy by 2027.
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