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Malaysia has unveiled its National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan 2.0, targeting RM85.2 billion in utility savings and an 11.6 per cent reduction in national energy demand by 2035, building on the earlier plan's impressive track record.
Malaysia's new National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan 2026-2035 is projected to deliver RM85 billion in net energy savings, attract RM36 billion in private investment, and create 29,000 job opportunities while reducing carbon emissions by 26 million tonnes.
Malaysia's Energy Commission is expanding its Energy Smart Carnival beyond Perak following the success of its inaugural event, which attracted more than double its target attendance and engaged visitors from across the country on energy efficiency and safety.