BRIEFING OF GLOBAL ENERGY CRISIS BY DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER DATUK SERI FADILLAH YUSOF
Malaysia is ready to face the effects of Global Energy Crisis, take proactive steps Malaysia is ready to face the effects of Global Energy Crisis, take proactive steps Global Energy Crisis: Control of energy usage in government buildings tightened, minimum air conditioning temperature 24 degrees Celsius Global Energy Crisis: Adjustment of non-subsidized fuel prices is implemented in a controlled manner, mirror the reality of global markets without considering the welfare of the people The BUDI95 limit of 800 liters per month for e-hailing drivers is maintained, ensure controlled operating costs Global Energy Crisis: Governments will continue to ensure secure supply, work closely with the dam industry pressure of price rise Global Energy Crisis: People deserve to know the steps being taken; governments continue to communicate clearly without raising concerns Global Energy Crisis: Citizens and business communities are called on together with the government to use energy economically, efficiently and avoid wastage.
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