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Foreign direct investment rose by more than 400 per cent in 2010, compared to the previous year, to £6.05 billion and Malaysia is on track to hit its target of £292 billion by 2020

The Government has poured £80 billion over the past five years into developing five main areas of economic activity and establishing them as solid platforms for foreign investment

The Sabah Economic Development and Investment Authority, SEDIA, is helping investors tap the economic potential of one of Malaysia’s most beautiful areas

Malaysia is making strides in diversifying its energy sources with incentives to harness its natural resources and tap its renewable energy potential

The region’s largest green exhibition and conference is back for its second year in September and will be an even more vibrant hotbed of innovation

Major private players in the energy and water sectors, such as the Malakoff Corporation and Puncak Niaga, are powering Malaysia ahead and expanding to meet its growing demands

Malaysia takes the green lead, from education to financial incentives and the region’s largest expo

Indah Water Konsortium manages the sewerage system and is now embarking on green technology

The Energy Commission and the National Water Services Commission (SPAN) are looking ahead

Malaysia’s extensive gas pipeline infrastructure will be opened up to third parties once its LNG processes are ready next year