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Malaysian steel industry roadmap aims for "fully green" sector by 2050
Malaysia is planning a revamp of its steel industry that aims to manage overcapacity, restructure licensing and prepare for decarbonisation with a goal of achieving a "fully green" sector by 2050, trade minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz said on Monday. The 10-year roadmap includes establishing clear licensing guidelines for manufacturers, implementing a carbon pricing and transparency framework, and expanding access to finance for the transition to green and higher value-added production. Tengku Zafrul said steel was one of Malaysia's most carbon-intensive industries, exposing it to regulatory market barriers and making ... (full story)
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