KUCHING, Nov. 26 -- Sarawak's rising stature as a renewable energy (RE) hub has sparked significant interest from international investors, particularly from Japan, said Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg.

He noted that investors are especially drawn to Sarawak's diverse renewable energy portfolio, which includes hydro, solar, biomass, natural gas, and hydrogen.

Although investor interest is clear, he said the estimated cost and investment potential are still in the study stage.

"There are investors but we don't know the cost yet. We have to do the study. But what I like to say is that there is a lot of confidence and interest for them to invest in the effort to produce renewable energy," he told a press conference after ...