Sarawak's hydropower supplies about 70 percent of generation. Bakun and Murum anchor five proposed cascading dams, adding three gigawatts and lifting capacity from 5.8 to 15 gigawatts by 2035, positioning Sarawak as a regional green energy exporter with community safeguards.
For over a millennium, Sarawak’s beads have signified more than beauty. From ancient trade currency to sacred family heirlooms, these intricate threads tell stories of lineage and status among the Iban, Kayan, and Kelabit. Today, artisans fuse this living heritage with a booming global craft economy
AirBorneo, Sarawak's state-owned airline, began operations in 2026 with a dual mandate: commercial sustainability and public service. It offers affordable fares, enhances connectivity, and positions Sarawak as the Gateway to Borneo, boosting tourism and economic independence for the region.
Sarawak reaffirms its leadership in clean energy at IEW 2025, showcasing innovations in hydropower, hydrogen, and green technology while positioning itself as a key regional energy supplier.