Kuala Lumpur, July 16 -- The Malaysian Government will study the need for and strategies to establish a national petroleum reserve as part of efforts to strengthen the country's energy security and enhance its resilience against geopolitical uncertainties and global supply disruptions. As reported by the country's national news agnecy Bernama, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the matter was decided in the National Energy Council meeting which he chaired on July 15, among other things to ensure that the country's energy transition agenda continues to be implemented in an orderly and impactful manner based on the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR). In a post on Facebook, the PM said that as of December last year, the country...