AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate Policy: Malaysia is set to join nations with dedicated climate legislation, with a National Climate Change Bill expected to be tabled this year and a carbon tax planned as an incentive for greener industry transitions. State Planning for Emissions: Johor’s RSN 2040 structure plan review is underway, with climate change and ageing population priorities and a mission-led approach that could include targets like cutting carbon emissions during the planning period. Energy & Nuclear Options: The government says it is studying thorium and other nuclear technologies for long-term electricity planning, but will only consider nuclear power once safety, viability and benefits are proven. EV Rules: MITI confirms it has no plans to reverse the new CBU EV import policy, saying it balances consumer access with building a competitive, sustainable local automotive industry. Biodiversity & Conservation: Sarawak’s conservation push is being urged to move beyond talk into science-based, integrated policies that protect biodiversity amid climate change, habitat loss and pollution. Water, Food & Flood Resilience: Singapore and Malaysia reaffirm deeper cooperation on food security, energy, climate adaptation and flood mitigation during a state visit. Waste & Public Health: A Sarawak deputy minister calls for results over excuses as communities face delayed infrastructure, while a separate conservation message stresses practical action for people and nature.
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