Grid investments and electricity planning needed to decarbonise Malaysia's energy sector, but sectoral reform needed

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While Malaysia has pledged an ambitious 70 per cent renewable energy target by 2050, mobilising investments in the grid and utilising "quick wins” may be key to realising goals while awaiting sectoral reforms.

How the energy sector can overcome sectoral reforms – key to building long-term resilience and decarbonising the energy sector – was a key topic of discussion at the Malaysia edition of the Asia Pacific Energy Talks, organised by global energy technology company Siemens Energy.

MyPower is a special-purpose agency under the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (Petra), tasked to organise key reforms of Peninsular Malaysia’s Electricity Supply Industry (MESI) initiative.

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Author / Journalist: Siva Selan

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeAustraliaChinaJapanMalaysia

Topics: Solar Investment Electricity Clean energy Climate Fossil fuels Regulation Net zero Public-private partnership Energy efficiency Energy transition Emissions Power plants Renewable energy Energy Infrastructure Decarbonisation ASEAN

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Published On: 2024-12-05 @ 08:18:00 (1 weeks ago)

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