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Malaysia has launched its second National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan, targeting RM85.24 billion in utility savings and an 11.6% reduction in national energy demand by 2035 while avoiding 26,108 kilotonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions.
Malaysia's new energy efficiency framework is poised to unlock RM85 billion in savings and generate nearly 30,000 employment opportunities over a decade, advancing the nation's net-zero ambitions.
Malaysia's Energy Commission hosted a two-day carnival in Ipoh that drew more than 10,000 visitors, far surpassing its 5,000-target goal. The event showcased energy efficiency, safety standards, and the nation's transition agenda, with plans to expand to other states.