Research and analysis shaping Malaysia’s energy strategy
We analyzed Petronas’s 18-year contribution to Malaysia’s federal budget, quantifying how fluctuations in crude oil prices impact annual government revenue. Our findings showed a 32% variance in fiscal contributions between high and low commodity cycles, directly informing the 2024-2026 budget planning process.
Created scenario models for a multinational energy corporation examining how $20-$150 per barrel price ranges affect operational margins and investment decisions. The modeling framework covered 14 different market conditions, helping executives stress-test their 5-year capital allocation strategy across upstream, midstream, and downstream operations.
Developed a comprehensive transition pathway examining how Malaysia can reach its 31% renewable energy target by 2025. We assessed deployment timelines for 3,000+ MW of solar capacity, identified financing gaps of RM 8.5 billion, and mapped policy interventions needed to accelerate the shift from fossil fuels while maintaining grid stability.
Quantified the annual fiscal burden of energy subsidies across petrol, diesel, and electricity sectors, totaling RM 19.2 billion in implicit costs. Our analysis examined alternative subsidy structures, identified efficiency gains through targeted support programs, and provided recommendations that could reduce fiscal pressure while protecting vulnerable populations through more direct mechanisms.
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