
Sustainable Energy
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Malakoff transitions into clean energy, sustainable initiatives
PUBLIC-listed independent power producer Malakoff Corporation Berhad is transitioning progressively into clean energy and assisting sustainable initiatives. With support from the biggest energy player, Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Malakoff is confidently ...

Govt extends solar installation deadline until March 2027 for approved applicants
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 11): Malaysia will allow approved applicants under the SuRIA Home solar rebate programme until March 2027 to complete their installations and retain their rebates. The extension accommodates those with unfinished installations ahead of the programme’s original end-2026 deadline, according to Minister of Energy Transition and Wate

太阳能转型计划批准逾2.4万申请 法迪拉:总装机容量达391.85兆瓦
(吉隆坡11日讯)副首相兼能源及水务转型部长拿督斯里法迪拉披露,截至9月15日,当局已批准2万4291份加速太阳能转型行动计划(Solar ATAP)申请,总装机容量达391.85兆瓦。他说,这项计划是于今年1月1日正式启动,而截至4月30日的获批总装机容量仅约135.92兆瓦,这意味著在短短4个半月内,获批容量激增近190%。“同时,为提高家庭用户的负担能力,政府已推出总额1亿5000万令吉的可持续津贴及奖掖家庭计划(SuRIA Home)。符合资格的用户,每安装1000瓦的太阳能系统,可获...

SuRIA Home solar rebates reach 12,374 households, B40 and M40 access remains focus
A TOTAL of 12,374 households have benefited from RM36.2 million in solar installation rebates under the government's SuRIA Home programme as efforts continue to make renewable energy more accessible to the B40 and M40 income groups. The Energy Tr...

John Kerry says China now leads on green energy: ‘The rest of the world is stumbling along’
Former Secretary of State John Kerry warned in an interview published Tuesday the rest of the world is falling behind China when it comes to clean energy technology, arguing the country has emerged as the clear leader in a rapidly growing market. “The only country that has hugely accelerated is China. The rest of the…

Keeping seafarers’ skills updated: Who foots the bill?
THE future has arrived for the global maritime industry, and stakeholders are scrambling to keep up through new vessel acquisitions, updated regulations, and upskilled seafarers. This rapid shift towards green technology and automation carries an expensive cost, however, and industry stakeholders are now asking who foots the bill for seafarer

