Sarawak is advancing sustainable mobility by integrating electric vehicles with green power. Over 70% of the state's electricity is generated from renewable energy, while 153 EV charging stations support clean, low-carbon transportation across urban infrastructure.

Sarawak’s 2027 Budget sets aside RM1.38 billion for water, electricity and telecommunications. A 25% electricity rebate helps 716,000 consumers, while RM5 monthly water subsidies support about 600,000 households. Statewide water coverage is 86.1%, and 94.5% of settlements have internet coverage.

Sarawak's 2027 Budget funds education, higher education, innovation, talent development and regional development through the Ministry for Education, Innovation and Talent Development. The account reports progress, projects and community responses, while noting delivery depends on federal cooperation and outcome data.

Technical and vocational education and training in Sarawak creates great opportunities for local youth. Hands-on training programmes help students build practical skills for modern industries. These courses lead directly to stable careers and better livelihoods across the region.

The Sarawak State Library (Amendment) Bill 2026 was tabled and debated in the DUN. It clarifies ministerial powers, memorial archives, governance, property vesting and Schedule changes. Members raised concerns on access, preservation, digitisation and accountability. The Bill passed without amendment.

The introduction of the E-Penambang service directly supports Kuching’s Smart City strategy under the smart city mobility component. By retrofitting traditional river boats with clean electric propulsion, this initiative reduces carbon emissions, preserves local heritage, and promotes sustainable urban water transport.