Our Strategic Road Map

Sarawak Energy’s vision is to achieve sustainable growth and prosperity for Sarawak by meeting the need for reliable, renewable energy. We also target to become a regional hydropower specialist, expanding our presence in Southeast Asia by 2025.

By 2018 our journey towards this goal will see us adding a total of 4GW in new capacity as we focus on implementing phase one of the development of the Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE). Over the next five to 10 years, we target to add at least 3GW of new capacity, maturing project execution capability and building the foundation for our regional expansion.

Our renewable energy portfolio is not only contributing to the State’s development agenda but it is also part of the solution toward global climate change action and adaptation.

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^* This data has been assured by a third party for Sustainability Report 2014 and Sustainability 2015.

We view it as our responsibility to contribute to the State’s development agenda and strengthen the sustainability of its economic prosperity by producing clean, affordable, reliable and sustainable energy which enables economic activity and enriches the lives of our communities. For nearly 100 years, we have been proud to play a crucial role in the businesses of our commercial customers and the homes of our domestic customers.

We believe this effort will drive the sustainability not only of our business, but also of the Sarawak economy as a whole, as we focus on utilising local resources to catalyse other economic activities, generate employment and contribute to the socio-economic development of the people of Sarawak.

We endeavour to promote economic growth for the communities in areas in which we operate, to help create a stronger and viable economy to the society as well as to our business.

In striving to achieve our strategic road map we are guided by the united nation sustainable development goals

In recent years, this has meant harnessing renewable energy to support growth, in alignment with national economic policies such as the 10th and 11th Malaysia Plans, as well as with the following UN Sustainable Development Goals: