Universiti Malaysia Sabah Deputy Vice Chancellor for Research & Innovation, Prof Ir Dr Rosalam Sabartly, said this at the Sabah Oil, Gas & Energy Conference & Exhibition 2024 at the Sabah International Convention Centre , recently.“Investment in green technologies support ESG goals by fostering economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental protection.
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“These measures are essential for reducing emission, preserving biodiversity, and ensuring long-term environmental sustainability,” Dr Rosalam said at the plenary session entitled: “Circular Economy: Future Growth Area for Sabah towards NetZero?”.On potential growth areas for Sabah, Dr Rosalam noted that eco-tourism generated RM8.8 billion in 2019 and is a major contributor to Sabah’s economy with sustainable agriculture with organic farming.
Dr Rosalam is hopeful of the achievement of Sabah’s Net Zero target under its Renewable Energy Roadmap whereby 50 per cent renewable capacity can be met by 2035.