Gamuda Land partners Engie Services to promote sustainable township development


Engie's Baudlot shakes the hand of Gamuda Land’s Chu at the MoU signing ceremony sealing the companies’ commitment to collaborate on sustainable energy solutions for Gamuda Land’s townships in Malaysia, as Gamuda Land chief operating officer of strategic operations Jess Teng Poh Fern (far left) and Engie Services Malaysia managing director Wong Yin Kee (far right) look on

KUALA LUMPUR: Gamuda Land Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gamuda Bhd, has partnered Engie Services Malaysia to implement solar technologies, energy efficiency and sustainable transport solutions in the property developer's townships.

In a joint statement, the parties said the collaboration will include the development of rooftop solar installations and green transportation infrastructure for the townships of Gamuda Cove in Kuala Langat, Gamuda Gardens in Rawang, and twentyfive7 in Kota Kemuning, all in Selangor, by 2024.

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