A fit-for-future power sector reform


MyPOWER Corporation CEO Siti Safinah Salleh says achieving net zero by 2050 is feasible with dedication from all stakeholders. This ensures an equitable energy transition, addressing Malaysia’s energy trilemma effectively.

THE recent World Energy Congress 2024, hosted by the World Energy Council, is the premier global policy event addressing the world’s most pressing energy issues. The century-old council notably coined Energy Trilemma, a policy framework to balance Security, Sustainability and Affordability objectives,

Themed Redesigning Energy for People and Planet, three imperatives were highlighted for an equitable energy transition — not losing sight of users as the primary focus, being realistic according to each country or regional realities, and collaboration through thousands of small steps rather than big moves. This aligns with MyPOWER Corporation’s refreshed reform strategy to prepare Peninsular Malaysia’s electricity supply industry (MESI) for the future shift in demand and supply.

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