Dr Zaini (second from left) checking out the electric bicycles at UTM Skudai campus. Looking on is UTM vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Wahid Omar (third from left)
JOHOR BARU: The Energy, Green Technology and Water Ministry aims to have more than 202,000 electric powered vehicles in Malaysia by the year 2030 under its master plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Its secretary-general Datuk Seri Dr Zaini Ujang said in line with the Paris Agreement, Malaysia has renewed its commitment to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions from 40% to 45% based on the country’s gross domestic product within the next 17 years.
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