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Malaysia has decided to raise the temperature in typically cold government offices to save energy. To offset any discomfort this may cause, the government has relaxed the dress code, allowing civil servants to wear cooler batik to work on most days.

Malaysia views Indonesia’s Nusantara Capital City project as a potential export market for exporting its green electricity, while aiming to become the renewable energy hub of ASEAN.

The Malaysian engineering-based infrastructure and services company, UEM Group, has acquired a majority shares in sustainable energy solutions firm Cenergi from Khazanah. Cenergi is now one of its subsidiaries.

The Ministry of Economic in Malaysia has adopted the National Energy Transition Roadmap with the goal of accelerating energy transition and promoting the shift from fossil fuel-based economic model to a green economy.

Malaysia’s Citaglobal and Abu Dhabi clean energy company Masdar have signed an agreement for the joint development of renewable energy projects worth 2 GW.

Malaysia plans to develop Southeast Asia’s biggest solar hybrid facility to achieve its 70% goal of renewable energy capacity by 2050, said Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli.

Malaysian green energy company Solarvest is planning to enter the Singapore and Brunei markets to meet the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.

Malaysia ‘s National Carbon Policy, which aims to provide guidance on carbon trading at the state level, is expected to be ready for carry out this year.

Petronas said on June 28 that it has signed a development agreement with TotalEnergies Carbon Neutrality Ventures and Mitsui & Co. Ltd. to collaborate on a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Malaysia.

Sarawak Energy plans to install at least 400 MW of floating solar capacity at its dams by 2030 as the Malaysian utility expands to meet rising demand for renewable energy from neighboring countries.