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·By 2035 Malaysia aims to reduce its coal power plants by half and retire all of them by 2044 Despite coal being a major energy source for the country decarbonizing the energy sector poses significant challenges Alongside supply side measures the Malaysian government aims to reduce domestic demand for fossil fuels Following the June

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TNB expects coal prices to stabilise in six months

· Demand for coal in Europe has risen sharply since the war due to a lack of gas supplies from Russia Because there are restrictions they have to use coal and we have to go through this wave increase in coal prices he said Coal prices soared to a record high of over US$400 a tonne in early March 2022 and US$ a tonne on April 8

TNB assures that Malaysia s coal inventory

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Malaysia promises to ditch coal but when will it ditch fossil

·Last month Malaysia announced its bold plan to phase out its coal fired power plants aiming to cut their number by half by 2035 and fully retire them by ambitious move is part of the government s mission to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 While the plan sounds promising its real world execution could be a different story

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