Amid rising ESG pressure, Malaysia prepares oil and gas firms for green economy
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Kuala Lumpur
AS a major energy exporter, Malaysia is taking steps to help oil and gas companies transition to a low-carbon economy at a time when investors and consumers increasingly demand cleaner energy and climate action.
The Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corp (MPRC), a government agency tasked to develop the oil and gas services and equipment (OGSE) industry, said that sustainability is a key pillar under the industry's 10-year blueprint launched in April.
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