ENGIE and Gamuda Land partner to accelerate sustainable township development in Malaysia


Thomas Baudlot, CEO Energy Solutions APAC and country head for Southeast Asia at ENGIE South East Asia and Gamuda Land CEO Chu Wai Lune shook hands at the MoU signing ceremony, solidifying the companies' commitment to collaborate on sustainable energy solutions for Gamuda Land's townships in Malaysia. Gamuda Land chief operating officer (strategic operations) Jess Teng Poh Fern (far left), and ENGIE Services Malaysia managing director Wong Yin Kee (far right), were also present.

PETALING JAYA: ENGIE, a global leader in low-carbon energy and services and Gamuda Land Sdn Bhd, one of Malaysia's leading property developers, have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of sustainable townships in Malaysia.

Under the partnership, ENGIE Services Malaysia and Gamuda Land will collaborate on the exploration and implementation of solar technologies, energy efficiency, and sustainable transportation solutions in Gamuda Land’s townships.

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