Tag: Transport
Dari RAKAN Sarawak
Sarawak Transport Budget Draws Scrutiny
Budget 2027 backed RM15.091 billion revenue and a RM246 million surplus. KUTS Phase 1 stood at 49% actual against 53% planned by September 2026. Road accidents reached 16,776 from January to September 2026. Aircraft movements hit 93,798 in Q3 2026.
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Electric River Taxis Transform Kuching
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.
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Sarawak Green Hydrogen Hub Fuels Clean Transport
The laboratory electrolyser, with stacked cells, drying columns and a labelled hydrogen outlet, reflects Sarawak's green hydrogen push. Powered by solar and hydropower, SEDC Energy runs hydrogen buses and Kuching's Autonomous Rapid Transit, advancing the Post-COVID Development Strategy 2030 goals.
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Sarawak’s Strategic Voyage Towards a Sustainable Transport Future
In a defining session of the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly, the state laid out a bold and integrated vision for its transport future, weaving together sustainability, technology, and community-focused development into a coherent roadmap for progress.
This comprehensive strategy, underpinned by the landmark 2026 State Budget and a suite of progressive legislation, marks Sarawak’s decisive commitment to transforming its transport ecosystem in alignment with the Post COVID-19 Development Strategy (PCDS) 2030, a blueprint for a prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable future.
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Introduction to CCUS
To combat climate change and global warming, the carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technology is introduced as Sarawak has been identified as one of the potential regions in the world for the technology.
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Conserving the ‘Lifeblood’ of Sarawak
Rivers are vital in driving socio-economic development. Among many other roles, they provide sources of fresh clean water, help generate hydroelectric energy, irrigate agricultural land, and acts as a foundation for new settlements.
