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By Nur Anis Amirah Ayob (anisamirah@might.org.my) and Sarrah Mohd Zakhair (sarrah@might.org.my) In a world confronted by challenges such as climate change, pandemics, food security and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence,…

By Izzat Luqman Ahmad Nasarudin (izzatluqman@might.org.my) In today’s rapidly evolving world, the rise of nonlinear careers represents a fundamental shift in how professional journeys unfold. The traditional model of vertical…

Shaneeta Visuvanathan (shaneeta@might.org.my) Malaysia’s energy transition is often framed in megawatts and gigawatts, solar capacity targets, hydrogen pilots and infrastructure ambitions. Yet, its true foundation lies in the skilled manpower…

Sri Widias Tuti Asnam Rajo Intan (sriwidias@might.org.my) and Safiyyah Mohd Salleh (safiyyah@might.org.my) The global maritime industry is experiencing one of the most profound transitions in history. Responsible for approximately 3%…

By Anis Farhanah Mohd Suhaimi Yeong (anisfarhanah@might.org.my) Smart mobility is among the seven core components of Malaysia’s Smart City Framework. Within this pillar, electric vehicles (EVs) are emerging as a…

By Dr Umi Rafiah Shukri (umi@might.org.my) For over six decades, Malaysia’s energy story has been one of progress. Since the mid-1960s, percapita energy consumption has increased more than tenfold as…

Mohd Farid Mohd Aris (farid@might.org.my) Malaysia’s progress towards near-universal electricity access is a major national achievement. Yet, structural assessment reveals a growing disconnect between electrification coverage and overall system health.…

By Muhammad Audi Anakin Zaiyanie Md Zaini (audi.anakin@might.org.my) and Nur Suraya Mustafar (suraya@might.org.my) A new phase of the global energy transformation has begun. The energy transition is shifting from merely…

By Nor Shahida Razali (shahidarazali@might.org.my) and Prof TPr Dr Goh Hong Ching, Professor, Universiti Malaya (gohhc@um.edu.my) Critical minerals are essential for modern technologies and economies, yet their supply chains remain…