Sarawak Metro hosts delegation from Rapid Bus for hydrogen-powered public transport

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The Rapid Bus team pose with the hydrogen bus.

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KUCHING: Sarawak Metro Sdn Bhd (Sarawak Metro) recently hosted a delegation from Rapid Bus Sdn Bhd (Rapid Bus) to share efforts planned and implemented under the Kuching Urban Transportation System (KUTS) project.

The delegation from Rapid Bus was led by its chief operating officer (COO) Ku Jamil Zakaria and its central region head Khairul Azhar Hamidulah.

“The delegation also had the opportunity to experience a ride on Sarawak Metro’s hydrogen bus, enjoying the scenic Downtown Heritage Loop route.

“This ride not only showcased the operational capabilities of the hydrogen-powered buses but also highlighted the environmental and economic benefits of transitioning to sustainable renewable energy solutions,” said Sarawak Metro in a press release.

Meanwhile, Ku Jamil said their visit was aimed at gaining a better understanding of the hydrogen technology system implemented on the buses and he expressed admiration for the approach adopted by Sarawak Metro.

“The visit also highlighted the significance of knowledge-sharing within the public transport industry,” he added.

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Rapid Bus manages and operates bus services in Greater Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Penang, Kuantan and the BRT-Sunway Line.

On hand to brief the Rapid Bus delegation were Sarawak Metro’s Deputy Project Director, Nor Nasyriq Shahirudin and Senior Manager of Operations & Maintenance, Mohamed Fairoze Mohamed Hadli.

The Sarawak Metro and Rapid Bus team, together with officers from the Ministry of Transport pose for a group photo.

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