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    Malaysia relies heavily on fossil fuels for electricity generation, which harms the environment and contributes to global warming. Renewable energy sources like solar have potential but are not widely available in Malaysia. As Malaysia's economy and population grow, energy demand increases by over 7% annually while 40% continues to come from fossil fuels. Private sector engagement is needed to increase awareness of renewable energy's importance for sustainability.

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    The Clean Energy Revolution

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    Malaysia relies heavily on fossil fuels for electricity generation, which harms the environment and contributes to global warming. Renewable energy sources like solar have potential but are not widely available in Malaysia. As Malaysia's economy and population grow, energy demand increases by over 7% annually while 40% continues to come from fossil fuels. Private sector engagement is needed to increase awareness of renewable energy's importance for sustainability.

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    Malaysia relies heavily on fossil fuels for electricity generation, which harms the environment and contributes to global warming. Renewable energy sources like solar have potential but are not widely available in Malaysia. As Malaysia's economy and population grow, energy demand increases by over 7% annually while 40% continues to come from fossil fuels. Private sector engagement is needed to increase awareness of renewable energy's importance for sustainability.

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    Malaysia relies heavily on fossil fuels for electricity generation, which harms the environment and contributes to global warming. Renewable energy sources like solar have potential but are not widely available in Malaysia. As Malaysia's economy and population grow, energy demand increases by over 7% annually while 40% continues to come from fossil fuels. Private sector engagement is needed to increase awareness of renewable energy's importance for sustainability.

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    The Clean Energy Revolution

    Clean energy is synonymous to renewable energy which is the energy that is generated from
    natural processes that are continuously replenished. Renewable energy derives directly from the heat
    from sunlight, geothermal heat, wind, tides, water, and various forms of biomass. This form of energy is
    constantly renewed and it cannot be exhausted. Renewable energy has been proven by scientists to help
    reduce the use of fossil fuel, restore the green environment and to reduce the future uncertainty of energy
    supply

    Malaysia fully relies on conventional fossil fuels to generate electricity that gives huge
    consequences to the environment in the long run. Pointing out the obvious, fossil fuels are non-renewable
    energy that contain high amounts of carbon and have been blamed for being the main contributor to
    global warming. Out of few listed renewable energy available, solar energy has the potential to be used.
    Unfortunately, there is lack of retail availability for solar energy in Malaysia.

    Malaysias economy has been developing consistently over the years, thus making the demand
    for electricity to increase, almost doubling the population growth reaching 134billion kWh in 2012
    according to data from the Malaysia Energy Information Hub (MEIH). The energy demand in Malaysia is
    increasing over 7% a year, while forty per cent of the energy is supplied from conventional fossil fuel.

    Our role and responsibilities is crucial in helping to combat global warming. In order to overcome
    these challenges , engagements from private sectors is crucial to raise awareness about the importance
    of renewable energy to sustain our green earth.

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