Dr Hazland: Sarawak to progressively retire ageing coal plants, continue renewable energy expansion
Sarawak plans to retire its aging coal plants while expanding its renewable energy initiatives as part of a strategy for a sustainable energy future. The Deputy Minister emphasized a balanced transition towards cleaner energy sources.
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