Sustainable Energy Transition: The Case Of KL

By Neil Khor

April 2025 FEATURE
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MALAYSIA IS COMMITTED to fulfilling its global climate goals. This includes making our cities and human settlements more carbon neutral by transitioning to renewables. At the same time, consistent with Malaysia’s campaign for a just transition, policies and local-level energy transition efforts need to be inclusive, making sure that no one and no place is left behind.As we all know, cities are the biggest consumers of energy. 73% of the world’s energy consumption happen in cities. The network of towns...

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Neil Khor

was the Chief of Staff and Special Advisor to the Executive Director at the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat). He is now Advisor on Multilateral Affairs in the Ministry of Housing & Local Government in Malaysia.

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