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The U.S. Embassy Kuala Lumpur and the AMCHAM are hosting the U.S. - Malaysia Clean Tech Forum on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, in Kuching, Sarawak. Building on the success of the first U.S.-Malaysia Clean Tech Forum held in Kuala Lumpur in 2023, this year's forum will focus on Sarawak. This Forum will be a platform for bringing together crucial U.S. and Malaysian government and private sector stakeholders to discuss shared pathways to a clean economy. With a regional focus on Sarawak, these discussions will center on best practices in CCS and green hydrogen and feature experts from both countries. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/dpUj7NZb #Cleantech #Cleantechenergy #greenenergy #ccs #greenhydrogen #Sarawak #cleaneconomy

Closing the loop: Hydrogen’s in Malaysia’s Net Zero Roadmap. The focus on battery electric vehicles as a cleaner energy source for Malaysians fails to tackle the significant contribution of heavy vehicles to emissions. Hydrogen as an alternative for trucks and buses presents several advantages: extended range, quick refuelling, enhanced payload capacity, and durability. There are a host of benefits to incorporating hydrogen energy to our transport systems, all of which strengthen the argument of creating a demand in our country. Social Democracy Malaysia aims to advocate for environmental preservation, sustainable practices, and innovative solutions to mitigate the far-reaching effects of climate change. Stay tuned for our full research material, and keep checking in for updates! #socialdemocracy #malaysia #hydrogen #socialdemocracymalaysia #hydrogenenergy #cleanenergy #renewableenergy #klangvalley #selangor #kualalumpur #greenenergy #greeneconomy #publictransport #transport #vehicles

This week's ESG updates highlight Malaysia's commitment to the Paris Agreement and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as emphasized by Dewan Negara president Tan Sri Dr. Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar. Speaking at the 27th Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of The Commonwealth (CSPOC) in Uganda, he underscored Malaysia's shift towards exporting commercial renewable energy to generate economic benefits and its Phase 2 of the SDG Road Map aligning with the Twelfth Malaysia Plan 2021-2025. Additionally, Malaysian developer UEM Sunrise Berhad is prioritizing sustainability through its Sustainability Blueprint 1.0, actively addressing climate change risks and collaborating with partners like SOLS Energy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The company's initiatives extend to solar panel subscriptions, EV charging points, and sustainable city development. Meanwhile, Hong Kong's EPRO Advance Technology (EAT) is introducing its hydrogen-generating technology, utilizing patented silicon material Si+, to Universiti Malaya's Kuala Lumpur campus. EAT's process uses recycled silicon from retired solar panels to produce hydrogen, fostering a circular economy. For more updates on this week’s ESG updates, please visit https://lnkd.in/gFQaHmZh   #zerinhabitat #esg #renewableenergy #greenbuildings #sustainability #roadmaps #frameworks #realestate #solarplant #esginvestments #greeninvestments #greeneconomy #sustainabletransportation

Mission 4: Pushing for Net Zero in Malaysia's Industrial Sector Objective: Drive the transition to net-zero carbon emissions and promote sustainable manufacturing practices. Strategies: 1. Catalyse Green Growth:   - Develop circular economy frameworks and eco-industrial parks.   - Promote sustainable aviation fuels and low-carbon products. 2. Enhance ESG Practices:   - Implement an iESG framework and transition programs.   - Promote renewable energy adoption and energy efficiency. 3. Foster Adaptation and Resilience:   - Develop sectoral adaptation pathways.   - Ensure critical economic infrastructure is climate-resilient. Key Action Plans: - Accelerate the transition to sustainable practices and renewable energy. - Develop green growth sectors like carbon capture and storage. - Foster climate-resilient development and adaptation industries. Impact: Pushing for net-zero emissions will enhance environmental sustainability, improve competitiveness through ESG practices, and ensure long-term resilience in Malaysia's industrial sector. #NIMP2030 #Malaysia #NetZero #Sustainability #GreenGrowth #ClimateResilience

We are thrilled to announce Ow Kai Onn _, Director of Carbon Mitigation at Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore) as a strategic speaker at Carbon Capture APAC 2024. The Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore)  is a ministry of the Government of Singapore responsible for the formulation and implementation of policies related to the development of business, trade and industry in Singapore. MTI Singapore has signed a Letter of intent on CCS collaboration with Indonesia, working with ExxonMobil and Shell to establish S-hub to develop cross-border CCS projects. Singapore and Sarawak will cooperate on mutual interests in CCS credits. A joint workgroup will be set up for policy exchanges and to identify potential projects for implementation. ✨ #CCUSAPAC24: Unlocking Asia-Pacific Carbon Capture Potential ✨ Date: 9-10 July, 2024 Venue: Pan Pacific Melbourne, Australia Carbon Capture APAC 2024 (#CCUSAPAC24) is the APAC's Leading Event for Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage. This conference brings together international governments and CCUS decision-makers to foster regional exchange and enhance industry dynamics. The discussions cover high-quality dialogues on topics such as policy, market model, supply chain, technology, international cooperation, and the carbon+ economy. Book your delegate pass: https://lnkd.in/g8rkxPM4 #CCUSAPAC #CCUS #CCS #APAC #Singapore #Indonesia #Malaysia

This week's ESG update brings promising strides in Malaysia's sustainability journey, with significant milestones such as the debut auction of domestic carbon credits by Bursa Carbon Exchange on July 25, featuring credits from the Kuamut Rainforest Conservation Project and the launch of commercial trading of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) through the Malaysian Green Attribute Trading System (mGATS), operated by Tenaga Nasional Bhd. Prime Ministers Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Lawrence Wong are seen as pivotal figures to establish regional sustainability benchmarks in ASEAN, according to an ASLI analyst.  Recent MoUs between Malaysia and Singapore lay the groundwork for joint ventures in electric vehicle infrastructure and green technologies, combining Singapore’s technological strengths with Malaysia’s natural resources. This collaboration is expected to attract investment, enhance regional stability, and foster economic integration, particularly as Malaysia assumes the ASEAN chairmanship in 2025. In the real estate sector, innovative initiatives are shaping sustainability benchmarks and recognition. Iskandar Investment Bhd partners with GBS Malaysia and iTrain Asia to propel Medini towards becoming a net-zero carbon Central Business District by 2030, while Paramount Corp Bhd's "Gold" assessment for its Sustainability-Linked Financing Framework underscores its commitment to aligning sustainability goals with financing structures. Meanwhile, Sunway Property's consistent recognition at the BCI Asia Awards for sustainable practices reaffirms its position as a leading Master Community Developer in Malaysia and across Asia. Additionally, Sarawak is advancing notably in sustainable energy and aviation fuel projects, with Sarawak Energy Bhd not only aiming to expand its energy generation capacity but also planning to extend its business beyond Borneo. In collaboration with InvestSarawak, the partnership with Japan's Marubeni Corporation on a sustainable aviation fuel project highlights Sarawak's commitment to leveraging its resources for sustainable development, meeting rising energy demands, and fostering international collaborations. For more ESG updates, please visit https://lnkd.in/gFQaHmZh   #zerinhabitat #esg #renewableenergy #greenbuildings #sustainability #roadmaps #frameworks #realestate #solarplant #esginvestments #greeninvestments #greeneconomy #sustainabletransportation

Malaysia's green investment horizon is brightening, and with Verdana and EcoConsortium in the mix, we're talking about a game-changing synergy! Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's vision for a greener Malaysia aligns perfectly with our strengths. Verdana: •⁠ CFEE Label & Emissions Management: Imagine transforming Malaysia's commercial landscapes into models of energy efficiency, perfectly in tune with the NETR's ambitious goals. •⁠⁠ Emissions Mastery: With Verdana's dMRV solutions, Malaysia can leap ahead in managing its carbon footprint, a crucial step towards a sustainable future. EcoConsortium's Strategic Role: •⁠ Revolutionising Carbon Trading: EcoConsortium's digital registry is a ticket to transparent and effective carbon market dealings, making Malaysia a magnet for green investors. •⁠ Connecting Globally: This isn't just local; EcoConsortium's global platform integration means Malaysia's green ventures could be the talk of the world. https://lnkd.in/gMU2ZBqH #greeninvestments #renewableenergy #Malaysia

An inspiring moment witnessing our future leader, Diofanny Swandrina Putri shining bright at the CASE Speaking Engagement on the Emerging Technology Discussion Series: The Role of Negative Emissions Technologies - DAC and CCS, organized by Bappenas in collaboration with GIZ, with a special invitation to the Secretariat Indonesia CCS Center In her role as Head of Business Development, Diofanny delivered a standout contribution, diving into the challenges and opportunities associated with CCS in hard-to-abate industries. Her presentation skillfully contextualized the discussion using IPCC climate change scenarios, then delved into the impact of different CCS emissions specifications on CO2 capture costs, offering potential solutions to address these challenges and drive economic scalability. Emphasizing the significance of Indonesia's CCS Hub concept for industrial decarbonization, Diofanny highlighted the pivotal role it plays in providing optimum solutions. Her insightful discussion leveraged Indonesia's strengths, environmental enables, regulatory frameworks, and progressive advancements. As leaders, it's vital to nurture and empower the next generation of leaders. Diofanny's remarkable energy and expertise in navigating the complexities of energy transition embody the kind of leadership that drives meaningful change. The future of sustainable energy is in safe hands with such capable leaders at the helm. #CCS #EnergyTransition #LeadershipDevelopment"

Thrilled to share my recent experience steering a critical agenda for Indonesia at the CASE Speaking Engagement on Emerging Technology! 🌏 I am beyond honored to be one of the speakers on the Role of Negative Emissions Technologies - DAC and CCS, in collaboration with Bappenas, GIZ, and IESR. In this discussion, we explored intricacies of CCS, focusing on challenges in hard-to-abate industries. Anchored conversations with IPCC climate change scenarios, delving into the repercussions of different CCS emissions specifications on CO2 capture costs. Of course, we didn't just stop at identifying problems; we presented innovative solutions. Because dialogue without action is like a ship without a compass, right? 🧭 We also highlighted the huge importance of Indonesia's CCS Hub in industrial decarbonization, accentuating its pivotal role. We tried to leveraged our nation's strengths, environmental enablers, regulatory frameworks, and avant-garde advancements. 🚀 I am still on the learning curve, realizing the significance of confidence, audacity, and a clear, resonant voice. Advocacy isn't just about noise; it's about articulating a vision for our nation's sustainable future. 🌿 #Indonesia #CCSHub #SustainableLeadership #Innovation #ClimateAction

Singapore has taken a significant step towards achieving its goal of net zero emissions by 2050 by signing a letter of intent (LOI) with Indonesia on cross-border collaboration on capture and storage of carbon dioxide (CCS). This move makes Singapore the first country to do so in the region. The two countries will establish a working group to seek a legally binding bilateral agreement on the cross-border transport and storage of CO2 between them. Cross-border carbon capture and storage is an emerging solution in Asia and supports Singapore's transition towards a low-carbon future. Singapore is exploring low carbon technological pathways such as hydrogen and carbon capture, storage and utilization as part of a suite of mitigation measures. Read more about this exciting development here: https://lnkd.in/g4Um3-Ui