NGOs alarmed over reviving Sabah coal power plant

By RUBEN SARIO

Electricity from a plant powered by gas is environmentally friendlier than a coal power plant.

 

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah environmental groups are concerned over reports that a scrapped proposed coal-fired power plant project in the state’s east coast is being re-looked at.

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