The CEFORE facility integrates offshore wind, solar, and wave power with on-site storage and management systems, ensuring a continuous renewable energy supply and advancing Malaysia’s sustainable energy transition.

Malaysia’s first ISCC-certified SAF, locally blended and supplied via MRCSB pipeline, fuels Malaysia Airlines’ MH2 flights, marking aviation decarbonisation breakthrough.

Bindu field, 210 km offshore Terengganu, started gas output June 9 2025, targeting 75 MMSCFD via two solar-powered wells.

Strategic projects within the Kenyir-Kertih Corridor strengthen Malaysia’s role in the regional green energy value chain under the National Energy Transition Roadmap.

The collaboration will focus on fostering an ecosystem in Malaysia that enables organisations to harness AI's potential for economic advancement and societal benefit.

Under this partnership, both parties aim to establish a “One-Stop Centre”, offering end-to-end logistics services to support upstream oil and gas operations.

The collaboration advances PETRONAS’ growth strategy of partnering with purpose to create sustainable value for its shareholders while delivering reliable energy.

Energy Asia 2024 united 38 industries to advance Asia’s energy transition through collaboration on resilience, financing, emissions, and innovation.

The five-year collaboration is expected to generate vital research data to advance carbon emissions reduction strategies, help conserve mangroves, and create local job and business opportunities.

This joint effort is poised to enhance operational efficiencies in the energy sector and contribute to the growth of Malaysia’s digital economy.