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Twenty Malaysian university students competed in the inaugural Minister's Cup debate at the International Sustainable Energy Summit 2026, discussing whether Malaysia should expand renewable energy exports to neighbouring countries while securing domestic supply.
Sabah is poised to acquire a 40% ownership stake in a floating liquefied natural gas facility through an anticipated agreement with Petronas, while also gaining 20% of an oil and gas field in Sandakan, marking deeper state involvement in resource management.
Former minister Khairy Jamaluddin has called for the Petronas-Sarawak oil revenue dispute to be resolved through the courts rather than political channels, warning that uncertainty threatens the sector's future.
Malaysia's government has opted against imposing price controls on EV charging services, instead allowing operators to set rates based on commercial considerations. The move aims to encourage private investment and competition while expanding the charging network.
Malaysia's Energy Commission launched the Energy Smart Carnival 2026 in Ipoh, attracting more than 10,000 visitors. The two-day event aims to educate the public on energy efficiency, safety standards, and the country's transition to sustainable energy sources.