Nur@Petra to promote energy efficiency


PUTRAJAYA: The Energy Transition and Water Transfor­mation Ministry (Petra) will carry out the Nur@Petra programme for the domestic category from July.

The implementation of the ­programme, among others, aims to encourage domestic users to switch to energy-efficient electrical appliances, especially air ­conditioners and refrigerators.

It is part of the government’s efforts to address challenges due to rising energy costs and uncertainties in the global energy ­market caused by geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East.

Petra said through the Sustain­able Energy Development Autho­rity (Seda) as the implementing agency, the initiative would also help to advance the nation’s ­energy transition agenda, Bernama reported.

Rebate applications for the domestic category will be open tomorrow.

Petra also said the government has allocated a total of 160,000 rebate units worth RM32mil for the programme this year.

Eligible domestic users can enjoy a RM200 rebate for the purchase of energy-efficient air ­conditioners or refrigerators that carry a four- or five-star energy efficiency label from the Energy Commission.

More information on the programme can be obtained via Seda’s official website at www.seda.gov.my/nur.

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