Sabah's energy sector sees promising transformation under ECoS


KOTA KINABALU: Just over a year since assuming regulatory control, the Energy Commission of Sabah (ECoS) is beginning to see tangible progress in stabilising, reforming, and future-proofing the state’s energy sector.

ECoS chief executive officer Datuk Abdul Nasser Abdul Wahid (pic) highlighted that Sabah’s energy landscape, once plagued by supply instability and limited rural access, is now moving towards a more resilient and inclusive system.

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