Malaysia’s Energy Transition and Water Transformation Ministry is a government ministry responsible for leading and driving the country's energy transition towards net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
The ministry is also committed to improving the efficiency and sustainability of water resource management, distribution, and usage in Malaysia. The ministry collaborates with various stakeholders to ensure effective generation, distribution, and use of electrical energy.
Malaysia’s Energy Transition and Water Transformation Ministry co-leads a joint technical working group with Singapore’s Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment to review emergency response plans for the Linggiu Dam.
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In light of recent devastating floods in Nepal, Malaysia's deputy prime minister announced a review of the Linggiu Dam's emergency response plan, co-led with Singapore.