Insight - Crossing the great decarbonisation river


Since Malaysia and many developing South-East Asian countries remain heavily reliant on coal and natural gas as fuel sources, we need to think about how to cross the great decarbonisation river.

IN September 2021, at the unveiling of the 12th Malaysia Plan, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced Malaysia’s commitment to become carbon neutral as early as 2050. To substantially decarbonise the Malaysian economy, the power sector has a crucial role to play.

In Malaysia, natural gas and coal contribute to more than 80% of the power generation mix.

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