Kuala Lumpur, July 31 -- The Malaysian Government is stepping up efforts to reduce the country's reliance on fossil fuels by accelerating the transition to clean energy, while promoting economic growth and creating new industries. Addressing a recent regional energy event, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the shift towards clean energy is a strategic endeavour aimed at safeguarding the country's energy future. As reported by The Star, recognising that governments alone could not finance the transition, PM Anwar called for stronger collaboration among the public sector, private investors and project developers. "We need capital to build solar farms, upgrade grids, install battery storage, and upskill workers. Massive, sustained ...