Malaysia is set to roll out its Energy Transition Roadmap in phases starting next month, putting the country's net zero ambition into action by identifying key impact initiatives and implementation plans for the next two decades. Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli said the roadmap outlines the government's move to achieve its renewable energy capacity target of 70 per cent by 2050. The first phase of the roadmap, which includes strategic projects and initiatives such as hydrogen and solar farms, will be launched by end-June, while the second phase, which entails legislative reforms and incentive fundings, will be launched in August.

Source:  New Straits Times