Sarawak Leads the Way: IEW 2025 Showcases Clean Energy Innovation
Key Ideas
- Sarawak's IEW 2025 highlighted the state's commitment to clean energy innovation, with a focus on renewables, hydrogen, and smart grids.
- The event attracted over 400 companies from 25 countries, projected to generate US$2.5 million in immediate business opportunities, fostering economic growth.
- Sarawak's significant contribution to the ASEAN Power Grid through hydropower projects earned it the title of the 'Battery of ASEAN'.
- The state is also leading in the hydrogen economy with Southeast Asia's first integrated hydrogen production and refuelling facility, along with advancements in CCUS and other clean energy initiatives.
Sarawak kicked off the sixth International Energy Week (IEW) 2025 at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK), highlighting its role as a global leader in clean energy innovation. Under the theme 'From Sarawak to the World: Journey to Clean Energy Leadership', the event showcased Sarawak's commitment to spearheading the energy transition in the Asia-Pacific region. Premier Abang Johari Tun Openg emphasized the state's dedication to clean energy and human capital development during the opening ceremony.
IEW 2025 featured over 400 companies from 25 countries, exhibiting technologies in renewables, hydrogen, smart grids, and more. The event was expected to generate significant business opportunities, emphasizing economic growth and collaboration. Sarawak's energy mix, with over 70% from renewables like hydropower, showcases its sustainable practices.
The state is venturing into the hydrogen economy, with partnerships with Japan and South Korea driving technology transfer and market expansion. Initiatives in CCUS, biomass, and waste-to-energy further diversify Sarawak's clean energy portfolio. Supporting local SMEs in the OGSE sector is part of the inclusive energy transition strategy.
Sarawak's progress in clean energy, exemplified by IEW 2025, sends a strong message of readiness to lead the energy transition. The state invites global collaboration to build a cleaner, greener, and more inclusive energy future for all.
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Sustainability
Business Opportunities
Economic Growth
ASEAN Power Grid
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