@ green | November-December , 2021 p04-05

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Decade of growth

SEDA has engaged public and private stakeholders through implementation of sustainable energy programmes

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ExxonMobil enhances project

Plans to capture , transport and store CO2 in secure reservoirs beneath the North Sea

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UPL commits against climate change

Systems that sustain human existence are approaching tipping points

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Korean touch for Sarawak H2biscus project

Three major Korean companies – POSCO , Lotte and Samsung – would be leading in the entire cycle of the project development

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MDV pledges support

MDV has financed more than 100 green technology-related companies at a combined amount of RM1.34 billion

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Exploring clean energy pathways

Solar power utilised to provide micro-grids to light up Sarawak ’ s remote hinterland villages

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Consign coal to history

British High Commissioner calls for action on climate change

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Is Malaysia ready ?

Malaysian government looks into hydrogen as a new energy source

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Predictions and transitions

CPNE addresses Malaysia ’ s ambitious goal to be carbon neutral by 2050 as part of the 12th Malaysia Plan p08

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Preventing waste

Expensive technology remains a challenge in biogas production

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Reaffirming our commitment

Malaysia signs the Glasgow Leaders ’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use and the Global Methane Pledge

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Irony and hypocrisy

Private jets to COP26 emit more carbon than Scots burn through in a year

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Tackling Energy consumption

Heating , ventilation and air conditioning systems are major concerns for building owners

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Malaysia Pavilion energising sustainability

The first nett-zero carbon pavilion an imagination inspired by Malaysia ’ s rainforest

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Monetising EE and RE

Malaysia has 3.2 million residential houses with solar rooftop potential

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Opportunities in risks

Biogas developers face many risks and challenges despite the tremendous opportunity in the sector

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Strategising PV in Southeast Asia

New setbacks have emerged in the PV sector due to pandemic

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Enhancing urban mobility

Reducing GHG emissions from the transportation sector is crucial for climate change mitigation

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Driving Malaysian green exporters

CIMB Islamic , MATRADE & MGTC sign tripartite collaboration