Malaysia Fosters Renewable Energy Investments with Mubadala Energy Partnership
Key Ideas
- Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim assures smooth foreign investments with government backing for timely operations.
- Mubadala Energy, based in Abu Dhabi, aligns with Malaysia's National Energy Transition Roadmap through high-impact renewable energy projects.
- Investment includes ventures in blue hydrogen and CCUS, bolstering Malaysia's decarbonization efforts.
- Anwar discusses the progress of Mubadala Energy's investments in Malaysia during a meeting with the company's CEO and Minister of Investment.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia has expressed the government's commitment to supporting foreign investments for seamless operations. The presence of influential investors like Mubadala Energy, an international energy company based in Abu Dhabi, underscores Malaysia's dedication to the National Energy Transition Roadmap. Anwar welcomed Mubadala Energy's investments, particularly in renewable energy projects of significant impact. The company's focus on blue hydrogen and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) aligns with Malaysia's goals for decarbonization. During a meeting with Mubadala Energy's CEO and Malaysia's Minister of Investment, Anwar discussed the developments and advancements in the company's investments in Malaysia.