Shaping A Greener Malaysia
RENEWABLE ENERGY ​
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Increase the output of clean energy sources to 25% by 2030 and we aim to be net zero by 2055.
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Achieving our NDC of a 45% improvement in emissions intensity by 2030.
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Expand sustainable clean energy infrastructure in solar farms and tidal energy converters
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Launching joint-projects and inviting environmental and technical experts from around the world to help with clean energy projects​
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Retrain workers from the non-renewable energy sector for a career in green energy.
ANTI-POLLUTION LAWS ​
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Halt deforestation by private companies and gradually expand the number of conserved and protected regions
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Anti-pollution laws that will gradually limit the dumping of untreated waste into water streams and prevent open burning
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Stricter standards to reduce the number of oil spills that occur in Malaysian waters
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Stricter regulations and penalties that will deter illegal fishing, illegal logging, mining and poaching.​
ECONOMIC MEASURES ​
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Introduce a suitable carbon tax on large greenhouse gas emitters
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Invest in the local Malaysian green technology industry
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Increase the levy of imported waste to RM40 per tonne​
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Tax exemptions for companies undergoing solar leasing activities
