SEDA: Malaysia can meet zero carbon emission goal through strong collaboration


KUALA LUMPUR: The Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) is confident that Malaysia could meet the goal of zero carbon emission by 2050 and put the country’s status as a developed nation through strong collaboration with all stakeholders.

Chairman Ahmad Zairin Ismail said it is crucial for various stakeholders, industry players and the public to collaborate in ensuring the target of net zero carbon emission and 70 per cent renewable energy (RE) installed capacity by 2050 will be achieved.

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