ArticleMalaysia's National Energy Transition Roadmap: Part 2 (Roadmap In Full)This Update sets out some of the key points of Part 2 of the NETR in brief.MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesChristopher & Lee Ong
ArticleMalaysia Revises Budget And Growth Targets Amid Falling Oil PricesOur Kuala Lumpur MD looks at the impact of falling oil price on the Malaysian economy.MalaysiaFinance and BankingTMF Group BV
ArticleRepercussions Of Environmental Law BreachesEnvironmental issues in Malaysia are abundant, ranging from polluted rivers to de-forestation. Malaysia's need for proper enforcement of environmental laws is dire and needed immediately.MalaysiaEnvironmentGan Partnership
Article[ESG] Registration Commences For The Low Carbon Energy Generation ProgrammeThe Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation recently introduced the Low Carbon Energy Generation Programme ("Programme") with a total quota allocation of 400MW.MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesLee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill
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Article2023: Doing Business In MalaysiaWhat is the current business climate in your jurisdiction including major political, economic and/or legal activities on the horizon in Malaysia that could have a big impact on businesses?MalaysiaGovernment, Public SectorWorld Law Group
ArticleSolar Sukuk Lights The Way To Alternative Funding Sources: Australia, Indonesia And Malaysia Working TogetherA sukuk is a type of asset based financing structure, similar to a bond, but which is compliant with Islamic principles.MalaysiaFinance and BankingLabuan IBFC Inc
ArticleDrilling Down The DetailsJoshua Teoh explains how a decision of the Federal Court of Australia may be relevant to Malaysian patentees.MalaysiaIntellectual PropertySKRINE
ArticleRenewable Energy Developments In MalaysiaMalaysia has announced a new target for installed renewable energy (RE) capacity, aiming for 70% by 2050. MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesHerbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
ArticleLegal Aspects Of Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) Facility In MalaysiaCarbon capture and storage involves capturing, transporting and storing carbon dioxide from fossil fuel power stations, energy intensive industries, and gas fields by injecting the captured greenhouse gases into underground geological formations.MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesAzmi & Associates
ArticleRenewable Energy In Asia – Policy And PotentialAsian nations offer considerable scope for investment in renewable energy assets, underpinned by state-level ambitions to achieve carbon neutrality. In the first of a two-part series...GlobalEnergy and Natural ResourcesTMF Group BV
ArticleProposed Changes For Mineral, Oil And Gas Corporations Listing In MalaysiaThe Securities Commission of Malaysia (SC) published a consultation paper regarding its proposed policy on the admission of mineral, oil and gas (MOG) exploration or extraction corporations or assets to the main market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd (Bursa) (the SC Consultation Paper) on 15 October 2015.MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesReed Smith (Worldwide)
ArticleDistrict-Cooling System: What, Why And How It Works?DCS is a single-source cooling system used in multiple buildings which provides flexibility and convenience by allowing each building to consume as much or as little cooling as needed regardless of chiller's size or capacity. MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesAzmi & Associates
ArticleCross-Border Export Of PowerAcross the globe, the demand for energy is constantly on the rise, and this is no exception for countries here in Southeast Asia. MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesAzmi & Associates
ArticleThe Legal Aspects Of Purchasing A Drilling RigThe oil and gas industry in Malaysia is a vital sector contributing significantly to the country's economy. With significant oil and gas reserves, Malaysia continues...MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesAzmi & Associates
ArticleThe Laws Relating To Zero Emissions In MalaysiaIn December 2021, Malaysia experienced three (3) consecutive days of heavy downpour, constant rain on an unprecedented scale affecting eight states. MalaysiaEnvironmentAzmi & Associates
ArticleNet Energy Metering 3.0: New Rooftop Solar InitiativesOn 30 December 2020, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (‘KETSA') announced the introduction of the Net Energy Metering 3.0 programme...MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesSKRINE
ArticleThe Decommissioning Framework In MalaysiaFariz Aziz and Jeralyn Kan examine the decommissioning framework in Malaysia, the United Kingdom and Australia.MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesSKRINE
ArticleThe Treaty On The Prohibition Of Nuclear WeaponsOn 6 August 1945 (Monday) at approximately 8.15 a.m., an American B-29 Super Fortress, dropped a 9,000-pound uranium-325 bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. MalaysiaEnvironmentSKRINE
ArticleElectric Dreams: An Introductory Overview Of The Legal, Policy And Regulatory Landscape Of Electric Vehicles In MalaysiaElectric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly transforming the global automotive landscape, offering a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuel-powered vehicles.MalaysiaEnergy and Natural ResourcesLaw Partnership