EMPOWERING SUSTAINABILITY:

RENEWABLE ENERGY, GREEN

INITIATIVES, AND THE ROADMAP
TO ACHIEVING SDGS
At a Glance
Projects
Policy Messages for
Clean Energy
Investment

01 02 03
Proactive Planning and Remove Regulatory Create a Level
Effective Barriers and Implement Playing Field for
Implementation Stable Frameworks
Renewable Electricity
04
Enhance Market
Conditions for Direct
Trade in Renewable
Energy

World Economic
Forum
Non-Policy Solutions for
Financing

01 02 03
Renewable Energy Residential Solar Tap into International
Zones (REZ) Subscriptions Climate Finance and
Capital Deployment
04
Establish Carbon
Capture, Utilization, and
Storage (CCUS) Hubs

World Economic
Forum
 Green
Initiatives
Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) Scheme Net Energy Metering (NEM) Self-Consumption (SELCO) Large Scale Solar Corporate Green Power
Mechanism Scheme (LSS) Programme Programme (CGPP)

Boosts renewables by Allows entities to generate

Allows self-consumption Supports utility-scale Enables off-site RE
guaranteeing RE injection electricity from their own
and export of excess solar PV systems (1-100 procurement via virtual
into the grid at above- solar PV system to offset
electricity at fixed rates. MW) through reverse PPAs.
market price for a fixed electricity bills. auctions. Financial Incentive
period.
Schemes

World Economic
Forum
 The Case for
Change

Growth Impact in the Energy Sector

• Drives development in adjacent industries.
• Creates spin-offs: Employment, capital
inflows, investments.
• Supports energy service companies
ecosystem.

Challenges in Energy Sector

• Largest contributor of GHG emissions.
• Malaysia's GHG inventory (2019):

National Energy Transition Roadmap

 Malaysia's Policy
Responses

Twelfth Malaysia Plan, Low Carbon Nation Aspiration

National Energy
2021-2025 2040 (LCNA 2040)
Policy, 2022-2040
- Transforming primary energy supply
- Aspiration: Achieve net-zero GHG - Defines energy transition: towards cleaner, RE sources.
emissions by 2050. - Emphasizes low-carbon policies including:
- Approach: Manage energy transition,
Shift towards cleaner energy
- Restricting new coal power plants
balance energy trilemma. sources, increased RE use,
- Driving energy efficiency
- Emphasis on environmentally responsible
significant emission - Encouraging EV adoption
policies with socioeconomic considerations.
reduction. - Increasing public transport modal share
- Improving carbon footprint accounting
- Driven by rapid
and sustainability reporting.
technological advances and
robust climate change
policies. National Energy Transition Roadmap
National Energy Transition
Roadmap (NETR)
Development Leadership
- Led by Ministry of Economy.
- Supported by Steering Committee, Technical
Committee, and Project Team.
- Collaboration of representatives from
ministries, agencies, private sector.
- Leveraging diverse expertise for
comprehensive NETR strategies and plans.

National Energy Transition Roadmap

 National Energy Transition
Roadmap (NETR)
Stakeholder Involvement
- Ministry of Economy
- Other Ministries and Agencies
- Private Sector Representatives
- Energy Commission (ST)
- Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA)
- Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change
Corporation (MGTC)
- PETRONAS
- Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB)

National Energy Transition Roadmap

 Investment Range for Net-Zero Transition
- METO 2023 and WWF-BCG Report
- Cumulative Investment Needed: RM435 billion to
RM1.85 trillion
- Exhibit 8: [Include relevant visual/graphic]

Target for 70% RE by 2050

Energy Transition - Investment Requirement: Approximately RM637
Financing billion
- Includes:

Requirement - Solar Capacity

- Transmission Grid and Distribution Network
Reinforcement

Flagship Projects and Initiatives

- Part 1 of the NETR
- Expected Investment Generation: More than RM25
billion
- Funding Sources: Combination of Private and Public
Funding

National Energy Transition Roadmap

 Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX)
- Voluntary Carbon Market Launch
- Facilitates Voluntary Carbon Credit Purchases from
Climate-Friendly Projects
- BCX Inaugural Auction (16 March 2023)
- Facilitating Price Discovery

Energy Transition
Financing
Requirement

Carbon Trading and Pricing in Malaysia

- Initial Stage
- Feasibility Study by Ministry of Finance and World
Bank
- Focus: Viability of Partnership for Market
Implementation (PMI) and PMI Readiness Support Plan
(RSP)
- Expected Completion: 2025
National Energy
- Determining Suitable Carbon Pricing Instrument for
Transition Roadmap
FLAGSHIP
04 ENERGY SECURITY
CATALYST
PROJECTS
01 EFFICIENT SWITCH 05 GREEN HYDROGEN 08 FUTURE MOBILITY

02 RENEWABLE ENERGY 06 HYDROGEN FOR FUTURE FUEL

ZONE POWER
09

03 ENERGY STORAGE 07 BIOMASS DEMAND 10 CCS FOR INDUSTRY

CREATION

National Energy Transition Roadmap

SDGS And Sustainability

Since the Sustainable Development Goals

(SDGs) jointly constitute a comprehensive
framework for addressing global challenges in
a balanced and coordinated manner,
sustainability is inextricably linked to the
accomplishment of the SDGs. Here are several
ways that sustainability relates to the SDGs:
 ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DECENT
INTERCONNECTED GOALS
WORK (GOAL 8)
The SDGs are highly interconnected. Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic
Progress in one goal often influences Growth) emphasizes sustainable
progress in others economic growth, which necessitates
responsible resource management,
innovation, and inclusive development
practices.
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY LONG-TERM WELL-BEING AND
(GOAL 13-15) HEALTH (GOALS 3, 6, 11)
Goals 13 (Climate Action), 14 (Life Below Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-being), 6
Water), and 15 (Life on Land) specifically (Clean Water and Sanitation), and 11
focus on environmental sustainability. (Sustainable Cities and Communities)
contribute to the long-term well-being of
individuals and communities through
improved health, access to clean water,
and safe living environments.

United Nation
To summarize, sustainability is both a
cross-cutting subject and an
underlying principle that supports
the fulfillment of each of the SDGs. It
ensures progress in an
environmentally friendly, socially
inclusive, and economically viable
manner, ultimately leading to a more
fair and affluent global society
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