GUESTS ARRIVAL & REGISTRATION

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION FOR TNB’S BUSINESS GROWTH

TNB is pursuing cutting-edge technologies such as hydrogen, nuclear, and CCUS through strategic partnerships, aiming to realise a decarbonised future. At the same time, it offers flexible and efficient energy solutions to customers through rooftop solar, battery storage, and the myTNB app. In this session, Datin Ir. Ts. Nor Ziha will present how TNB leverages collaboration and innovation to shape a sustainable future while delivering long-term value for stakeholders.

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MALAKOFF CORPORATION BERHAD AT A GLANCE

Malakoff envisions becoming a leading global energy and environmental solutions provider, building a greener future through innovation and sustainability across its three business pillars: Energy, Green Solutions, and Environmental Solutions. This session highlights the company’s transition towards sustainable development under the 2022 Sustainability Framework, featuring initiatives such as small hydro in Kelantan, solar projects, and a new waste-to-energy plant in Melaka. Opportunities for future collaboration that benefit both Malakoff and its partners will also be shared.

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LEADING THE CHANGE: MALAYSIA'S SUSTAINABLE ENERGY JOURNEY

Malaysia is advancing toward a cleaner and more sustainable future, with renewable energy at the core of growth and daily life. Our company contributes by converting palm oil mill effluent (POME) into biogas power, reducing environmental impact while supporting communities with reliable energy. With the Renewable Energy Act 2011 and Feed-in Tariff, RE has evolved from obligation to opportunity, benefiting people, businesses, and the environment. Through innovation and collaboration, Malaysia is building a greener future for generations to come.

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ENGINEERING THE ENERGY SHIFT: THURSINAR ENERGY’S ROLE IN MALAYSIA’S GREEN FUTURE

Thursinar Energy Sdn. Bhd. is driving Malaysia’s green future by translating national energy transition policies into tangible results. With strengths in solar PV, storage, grid integration, and smart infrastructure, it delivers scalable clean energy under initiatives such as NETR and CGPP. Through partnerships and turnkey EPC services, Thursinar supports businesses, investors, and agencies in achieving sustainability, energy security, and cost savings across Malaysia, ASEAN, Japan, and beyond.

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ACCELERATING RENEWABLE ENERGY TALENT THROUGH GLOBAL WORK-BASED LEARNING

Innovative University College, in collaboration with UiTM and Pumar Solar, offers Malaysia’s first academic-industry “Diploma in New Energy Management (Work-Based Learning).” Fully accredited by MQA, the program integrates classroom study with field training and international placement in Japan, equipping students with technical expertise, leadership, and global exposure. Graduates return with a kaizen mindset and strong work ethics, ready to drive renewable energy growth in Malaysia and ASEAN while setting a benchmark for future academia-industry collaboration.

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ENERGISING SUSTAINABILITY, ASPIRING LIVES

Official Launch of the week: Lightning Talk 1 & Opening Keynote

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EMPOWERING ASEAN'S FUTURE: INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES FOR 2045

This dialogue explores pathways to advance clean energy and water transformation while ensuring inclusivity. It focuses on regional cooperation, equitable access, and innovative strategies to build a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive ASEAN by 2045.

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EXCHANGE OF MEMORANDUM OF COOPERATION (MOCS) AND MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOUS)

LUNCH BREAK & NETWORKING

CATALYSING ENERGY TRANSITION: ALIGNING POLICY, INNOVATION AND INVESTMENT

This panel discussion brings together Malaysian energy leaders and global experts to showcase Malaysia’s commitment to a sustainable energy future. It will explore policy alignment, innovation, and investment to drive a just and inclusive energy transition while reinforcing Malaysia’s leadership in ASEAN. The session also seeks to enhance global visibility and foster collaboration with technology partners, investors, and implementation stakeholders.

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AIR2040 (WATER2040) – MALAYSIA’S WATER KAIZEN

This panel discussion introduces AIR2040, a strategic vision to transform the water sector through digitalisation and integrated resource management. It will showcase the “Water Kaizen” philosophy of continuous improvement, local IP development for affordable retrofitting, and a circular economy that converts byproducts into valuable resources. The discussion will also stress effective asset management and technology choices to enhance water security, sustainability, and long-term efficiency.

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MALAYSIA’S SERVICES TRANSFORMATION – ADVANCING THE SDG 6 AGENDA

Malaysia is advancing SDG 6 in line with the MADANI framework and the 2030 Agenda by embedding clean water and sanitation goals into national plans such as RMK13 and AIR 2040. In 2024, 97% of Peninsular Malaysia and Labuan had access to safe drinking water, while IWK served 31.27 million people nationwide. The IWK Water Reclamation Initiative supports SDG 6 by reducing pollution and improving water quality, offering alternative water for industry and conserving potable supplies. With strong institutions, progressive policies, and circular economy integration, Malaysia is positioning itself at the forefront of sustainable water management.

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JOY IN EVERY DROP WITH AIR SELANGOR

Air Selangor is Malaysia’s largest water services provider, supplying safe and clean treated water to 9.62 million people in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, and Putrajaya. With 34 treatment plants and over 5,000 skilled employees, the company strives to deliver the best customer experience and aims to be Asia’s leading water services provider by 2030. Air Selangor is also the first Malaysian water operator to be inducted into the global Leading Utilities of the World (LUOW) network.

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IWK MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL SERVICES ADVISORY

IWK, Malaysia’s national sewerage company under the Minister of Finance Incorporated, is responsible for developing and maintaining a modern, efficient sewerage system for all Malaysians. Treating wastewater before it enters rivers is vital to conserving water resources, safeguarding public health, and creating a clean and safe environment. This session will highlight IWK’s role in sustainable sewerage management, its contribution to environmental protection and community well-being, and its vision for strengthening Malaysia’s future resilience.

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MALAYSIA’S APPROACH TO SDG6: ENHANCING RURAL WATER SUPPLY VIA PUBLIC ENDOWMENT INITIATIVE

Ensuring equitable access to safe water remains a challenge in Malaysia’s rural and remote regions, where scattered populations, high costs, and technical constraints hinder investment. To address this, the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA), together with SPAN, has introduced an innovative public endowment (Waqf) model to fund small-scale water supply projects. These include underground water sourcing, highland catchments, storage tank systems, and alternative pipelines. Beyond bridging infrastructure gaps, the model mobilises contributions from individuals and organisations, fostering a collective responsibility to safeguard Malaysia’s clean water resources for the future.

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN WATER INDUSTRY – CREATING SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL

Pengurusan Aset Air Berhad (PAAB), established on May 5, 2006, plays a central role in restructuring Malaysia’s water services industry. Fully owned by the Minister of Finance (Incorporated), PAAB strengthens sustainability by acquiring state-owned water assets, resolving federal water debts, and using competitive financing to build, upgrade, and rehabilitate infrastructure. The company also advances a circular economy by treating water as a renewable resource, promoting efficient use, and managing wastewater as a resource. This includes funding facilities for treatment by-products and supporting reuse of industrial and sewage wastewater.

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LIGHT REFRESHMENT & NETWORKING SESSION

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