Malaysia to turn retiring coal plants into renewable energy hubs
Malaysia is developing a national framework to repurpose retiring coal-fired power plants into renewable energy hubs and battery storage facilities. The initiative aims to leverage existing infrastructure to support the country's goal of achieving 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050.
Why it matters
This represents a strategic shift in energy policy for developing nations looking to balance industrial growth with decarbonization targets.
Deputy prime minister Fadillah Yusof said every retiring power station presents an opportunity to create new industries, attract investments, and prepare the workforce for the economy of the future. (Bernama pic)
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