Does Malaysia's Energy Transition Budget Prioritise People?

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People, Planet, Profit

Environment, social and governance (ESG) principles are non-negotiable for business continuity and success. How can businesses thrive while also makin… 
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Budget 2027 commits billions to flood mitigation, water infrastructure and grid upgrades, but does it add up to a coherent ESG strategy or just a collection of well-meaning measures? And can Malaysia pursue growth through data centres and major investments without leaving households and workers behind?

Richard Bradbury speaks with Amira Aisya Abdul Aziz, President and Climate Advocate at MUDA, about whether the budget puts enough capital behind renewable energy, how fuel subsidies clash with emission targets, and whether minimum wage increases reach the workers who need them most. They examine gig worker protections, water security in Johor's data centre boom, and the structural gaps that remain when investments are approved without accounting for public safety and resource capacity.

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