Sarawak's Premier, Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, announced the state's remarkable progress in renewable energy during the Asia Carbon Conference (ACC) 2025 in Kuching. Surpassing its 2030 target of 60% renewables in power capacity, Sarawak now stands as a regional leader in clean energy. Hydropower accounts for 70% of energy generation, contributing to a significant 72% reduction in carbon emissions. Initiatives include a 50MW floating solar project, mini-hydro schemes for rural electrification, and a strong push for EV adoption. The state is also focusing on green hydrogen production, fostering partnerships with key nations to lead the Asia-Pacific market. Embracing sustainable practices, Sarawak integrates biodiversity conservation into its development strategies, emphasizing forest management, species protection, and sustainable livelihoods. The Biodiversity Masterplan aims to safeguard habitats and indigenous knowledge while promoting green economy practices. This holistic approach highlights Sarawak's commitment to environmental values and green growth, setting a new standard for sustainable development.