Future-proofing the electricity grid

By Nirinder Singh Johl - Demystifying Sustainability

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I AM highly elated by the joint announcement of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRECC) and the Ministry of Economy in addressing the Renewable Energy (RE) challenges plaguing Malaysia with the uplifting of the RE target and RE export ban.

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