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Sabah to launch 17-year energy plan to address power supply challenges

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The government of Sabah in Malaysia draws a 17-year plan that is meant to tackle the state’s chronic power issues while also establishing a long-term action plan for energy industry.

Hajiji Noor, the Chief Minister of the state, said the Sabah Energy Roadmap and Master Plan 2040 (SE-RAMP 2040) outlines the state’s direction and initiatives as they prepare to take over regulatory powers for Electricity Supply and Renewable Energy from the federal government in January of next year.

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