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Is Malaysia generating enough energy surplus to power new development projects?

ISKANDAR PUTERI, Malaysia, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Malaysia is generating enough energy surplus to power new major development projects as well as grow its exports, its prime minister said on Thursday, as it looks to court investors to a special economic zone (SEZ) planned with neighbouring Singapore.

What is Malaysia's energy mix?

According to Global Data, coal, oil and gas account for 75% of the country’s current power mix. As of 2024, IRENA notes renewables account for just 5% of Malaysia’s energy mix. Hydropower and solar make up the majority. However, according to government data, as of the end of 2020, renewable energy sources accounted for 23% of national power.

What is Malaysia's solar power potential?

According to IRENA, Malaysia has the potential to install 153 GW of solar energy by 2050, supported by 782 GWh of storage. Tapping into this potential will help Malaysia reach its renewable targets. Malaysia Solar Power Potential, Source: IRENA

Does Malaysia have a special economic zone?

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. Malaysia is generating enough energy surplus to power new major development projects as well as grow its exports, its prime minister said on Thursday, as it looks to court investors to a special economic zone (SEZ) planned with neighbouring Singapore.

Does Malaysia need nuclear power?

Nuclear Power in Malaysia’s Energy Mix Fadillah said that there is no specific target yet for nuclear’s share in the energy mix, as a nuclear power policy must first be established.

What is Malaysia's energy transition roadmap?

Malaysia’s energy transition roadmap marks a significant shift towards a more sustainable and clean energy future. With the government’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and increasing the share of renewables in its energy mix, there is a growing opportunity for innovative solutions and technologies to thrive in the market.