Clogged streets; frustrated commuters; stagnant air. No public transport network is perfect, but that of the Klang Valley is at a critical juncture. As our megacity expands, the need for a seamless, accessible system has never been greater. This paper digs into the heart of the matter: completing our public transport network.

Both the existing Bursa market and the proposed market play a role in the ecosystem of necessary climate action. The carbon market that we propose will enable the transfer of funds from emitters to owners of carbon sinks-mainly state governments.

On this journey toward net zero emissions, we need to find reliable solutions, and grappling with heavy vehicle emissions is one step that we now know how to take. Governments vary in their approaches, with some prioritising infrastructure development and others focusing on creating market demand through vehicle deployment. However, a consistent theme is the involvement of both government and private sectors in research and technology development to drive the hydrogen market forward.