KUALA LUMPUR, December 5 — At the recent International Energy Week in Sarawak, over 400 companies from 25 countries convened to explore the future of energy, focusing on smart grids, AI integration, carbon capture, and sustainable financing, highlighting Malaysia’s commitment to clean energy as it prepares for the 13th Malaysia Plan (2026–2030).
With Sarawak already generating 70% of its power from renewables and aiming to become the “Battery of ASEAN,” Schneider Electric showcased technologies supporting renewable energy, green hydrogen, smart-grid modernization, and carbon management, reflecting the nation’s broader drive toward low-carbon solutions, increased investment in clean energy, and strategic energy transition for the coming five years.
