More US companies are looking at Sarawak for green energy, technology and high-impact industrial projects.
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Photo: DayakDaily
United States Embassy in Malaysia Chargé d’Affaires ad interim David Gamble said Sarawak's location in Asean, renewable energy strength, natural resources and skilled workforce are drawing investor interest.
He said American companies are especially watching renewable energy projects, where US technology could support hydroelectric systems, power-grid monitoring and other high-tech solutions.
Why it matters
Sarawak wants to grow its green energy and industrial base.
US firms are looking beyond capital investment, with training and technology transfer also part of the pitch.
Sarawak's energy capacity could also support the wider Asean Power Grid plan.
Gamble said the first visit is usually the hardest step for investors. Once companies have operated in Sarawak, many choose to keep expanding here.
Location: Sarawak / Kuching
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Source: DayakDaily
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