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Malaysia has selected 42 companies for renewable energy projects under the 2026 Feed-in Tariff scheme, projected to attract RM4.3 billion in investments and generate nearly 7,800 jobs across biogas, biomass, and hydropower sectors.
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu's Offshore Renewable Energy Centre has been chosen for an elite 12-month accelerator programme focused on climate financing solutions, positioning the institution as a key player in Malaysia's renewable energy transition.
Jeli Kelantan Polytechnic has unveiled the region's first solar-powered buggy cars, developed by engineering students as part of a green energy initiative that positions Kelantan at the forefront of renewable technology innovation.
Authorities have dismantled a major criminal syndicate accused of orchestrating 21 solar cable thefts across two states, resulting in RM900,000-plus in losses and leading to nine arrests.
Malaysia's renewable energy capacity has reached nearly 32 per cent, placing the country firmly on track to achieve its 35 per cent target by 2030, according to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof. The milestone reflects steady progress under the National Energy Transition Roadmap.
The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation has committed to reviewing objections from residents regarding the TNB Kuala Muda Solar Project in Kedah, citing respect for community concerns and transparent implementation of energy transition goals.
Indonesia has inaugurated its first waste-to-energy plant in Bali, designed to convert daily municipal waste into electricity. The facility aims to reduce landfill reliance while creating thousands of green jobs.
Perlis should leverage its small size to pioneer sustainability initiatives and achieve zero-carbon status, the Raja Muda said, highlighting the state's potential as a model for Malaysia's climate goals.
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Malaysia's Parliament convenes this week with key focus on outstanding 1MDB liabilities, renewable energy transition progress, and support for vulnerable populations including the elderly and persons with disabilities.
Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister Maxime Prevot begins a two-day visit to Malaysia to explore bilateral partnerships in renewable energy, rare earth materials, and the halal sector.