The Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) unveiled seven green deals at the International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition and Conference Malaysia (IGEM) 2024, signifying a significant step towards boosting green investments in the country. These deals, worth over $230 million, involve Solarvest Group and other partners, focusing on solar photovoltaic projects, battery energy storage systems, academic cooperation in renewable energy, and green financing. The collaborations aim to enhance Malaysia's green technology landscape and contribute to the growth of the renewable energy sector. In addition to the green deals, MIDA approved quality green projects totaling $420 million under the Green Investment Strategy (GIS), with companies like Chery Malaysia, Asiabina Solar, NEDA Pekan, and Sand Town Solar making substantial investments in green energy projects. These projects are expected to significantly reduce carbon emissions and support Malaysia's environmental sustainability goals. Moreover, Malaysia has extended its green incentives until 2026, with a focus on emerging green technologies such as green hydrogen and EV charging stations. The government's proactive approach in promoting cutting-edge green initiatives indicates a commitment to a sustainable and environmentally responsible future. Furthermore, the commitment of $4.45 billion by Malaysia's KWAP to transition assets for sustainability goals highlights the country's dedication to advancing green investments and sustainable development.