PUTRAJAYA, March 16 — Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof assured that Malaysia’s gas supply is stable and sufficient to maintain electricity in Peninsular Malaysia.
Despite the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict affecting global energy markets. Around 40–45% of the peninsula’s electricity relies on natural gas.
Mostly sourced domestically from Kerteh and the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area. Fadillah emphasized that about 85% of domestic consumers using less than 600 kilowatt-hours monthly.
Are fully exempt from fuel cost adjustments under the Automatic Fuel Adjustment mechanism. The government continues to provide support through electricity bill rebates,
Totaling RM2.50 billion since July 2025, and is monitoring the West Asia situation to implement further measures if global fuel prices rise.
