New venture set to revolutionise EV and RE sectors


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is on track to join the developed world in achieving its net zero emission goals with the partnership between two big South-East Asian green tech companies, says Deputy National Unity Minister Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal.

He added that the new joint venture (JV) between Computer Forms Bhd (CFMB) and Energy Absolute Public Company Ltd, an electric vehicle (EV) and renewable energy (RE) technology company from Thailand, is expected to revolutionise the Malaysian EV and RE sectors in the hopes of eventually phasing out Malaysia’s dependence on fossil fuels.

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