Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026: A Look at the Future of Clean Energy in Malaysia
The upcoming Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 is set to be a game-changer for the country's clean energy sector. With a powerful lineup of speakers and thought leaders, the event promises to bring together key stakeholders to address Malaysia's clean energy priorities and accelerate its transition to a low-carbon economy.
One of the most exciting aspects of this event is the diverse range of speakers and their expertise. From sustainable buildings and green development to solar engineering, corporate finance, and emerging clean energy technologies, the speakers will bring a wealth of knowledge and insights to the table.
Ar. Sarly Adre Sarkum, CEO of Green Building Index (GBI), will be a keynote speaker, bringing his extensive experience in sustainable buildings and green development. Y.M. Tunku Akmaludin, Deputy President of Malaysian Photovoltaic and Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA), will also be a keynote speaker and advisory board member, contributing his expertise in the solar energy industry.
Rina Neoh, Secretary General of ESG Association of Malaysia, will join as an advisory board member, offering insights into ESG strategy and sustainable business transformation. (Dr) Norasikin Ahmad Ludin, Professor and Director of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI), will be a keynote speaker, sharing perspectives on solar innovation, research, and Malaysia's energy transition.
The expanding speaker line-up also features senior leaders and experts from across the clean energy ecosystem, including Glenn Lim, CEO of NEFIN, Wilson Zhang, Chief Executive Officer of Leader Energy, and Tracey Ooi, Group CFO of Sunview Group Berhad. These speakers will bring diverse perspectives spanning project development, solar engineering, corporate finance, ESG, energy procurement, asset management, policy, consulting, and emerging clean energy technologies.
The event will address Malaysia's clean energy priorities, including utility-scale solar and energy storage technologies, C&I and residential clean energy integration, project finance and green investment, solar policy and regulatory developments, solar asset performance and long-term value creation, industrial decarbonisation and net-zero pathways, ESG and corporate sustainability, smart grids and distributed energy resources.
Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 is more than just a conference. It's a platform for knowledge exchange, industry visibility, and meaningful business collaboration. The event will connect policymakers, regulators, utilities, developers, EPCs, corporate energy consumers, investors, financial institutions, technology providers, and sustainability leaders under one roof. Attendees will have opportunities to discover emerging solutions, understand changing market dynamics, build strategic partnerships, and engage directly with decision-makers driving the industry forward.
In conclusion, Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 is a must-attend event for anyone interested in the future of clean energy in Malaysia. With a powerful lineup of speakers and a focus on addressing Malaysia's clean energy priorities, the event promises to be a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, industry visibility, and meaningful business collaboration. I look forward to seeing what the future holds for Malaysia's clean energy sector.
