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Malaysia has unveiled its second National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan, targeting RM85.24 billion in utility savings and an 11.6 per cent reduction in energy demand by 2035, supported by the new Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act 2024.
Malaysia's new energy efficiency roadmap aims to save RM85 billion and create 29,000 jobs over the next decade while cutting carbon emissions by 26 million tonnes, supporting the nation's net-zero 2050 target.
Malaysia's Energy Commission launched the Energy Smart Carnival 2026 in Ipoh, drawing over 10,000 visitors and exceeding targets by double. The two-day event promotes energy efficiency, safety standards, and the country's transition agenda.