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Thank you, @Davis Chong for bringing us up to speed on the developments in Renewable Energy at Session 5 of our learning program today. Davis debunked the myth that switching to solar is expensive, and that we can expect very short payback periods on investment. It is encouraging that the government is supporting this transition through generous tax incentives - but we need to act quick before the Investment Tax Allowance expires on 31/12/23. Also encouraging that many credit companies are offering interest-free funding for individuals. Hopefully we shall see further assistance extended to individuals in the near future, either through government incentives or leasing programs.

Here is the deck that Davis shared with us today. The recording of the session will be posted to our YouTube channel by tomorrow morning: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyRsJW2gvmdOoK3eAteazw3EZLcWMgnt3

WINNERS OF WATER MANAGEMENT SESSION CONTEST Hello all, Eng Kiat here from HEINEKEN Malaysia. Many thanks again for your enthusiastic participation during last week's Water Management session. We challenged all participants to share what you commit to do to protect water resources in your business. Here are the five winners! Check out the attachment to have a look at their commitments/ideas. WINNERS (in no particular order):

1. Thiveya Raveendran

2. Noorul Asyikin Baharudin

3. Sritharan Supramaniam

4. Julie

5. Shaun Ow Yang PRIZES:

Thank you so much for making the time to join our 4th session of the Sustainability Learning Series. We hope you enjoyed it and that you found the session useful.

We were not able to response to some of your questions yesterday, but HEINEKEN Malaysia has provided their responses in the Q&A document below.

Thank you HEINEKEN Malaysia team for inspiring us with your best practices on Water Stewardship, Water Efficiency and Water Circularity.

Here is the Water Management deck that was shared during the webinar. We hope you found the session informative and helpful on your sustainability journey.

The recording of today's Energy Efficiency session has now been uploaded to our YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyRsJW2gvmdOoK3eAteazw3EZLcWMgnt3

You can also follow @ZAINI4EEdotCOM Channel's YouTube channel here if you want to learn even more about energy efficiency: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsDyF0-WZV6u8CU1e8vy8CA

Thank you for joining us at the Energy Efficiency session today.

@ZAINI4EEdotCOM Channel shared with us a number of opportunities we can take action on immediately, but the keys to enduring success are:

1) Commitment from the top

2) Holistic energy management (involves everyone in the organisation) that is systemic and sustainable

3) Measuring our baselines, setting targets, monitoring results for continuous improvement.

Here are the slides that @ZAINI4EEdotCOM Channel shared. Also uploaded into the participants' materials here.

We hope you enjoyed the Waste Management session yesterday. Here is the deck that @bk sinha shared.

You can review the recording of the session here: https://youtu.be/WMLjIf7fl-E

Here are the materials that were shared at the Sustainability 101 session on 30th March; the recording of the session can be found here: https://youtu.be/yTp9NwSYXn0

Any possibility for Advance country particularly America and Europe to use this sustainability subject as trade barrier? If yes, how to prevent it? ESG has obviously become one of their tool to block competition, even our guest speaker of the day Sime Darby being blocked by US for the plantation product due to ESG issue.

Developed and developing country will always have a big gap on sustainability execution. The fact that developing country are manufacturer where most of CO2 come from will tips them to the disadvantage side of the balance. It will not be fair if same standard is used to measure sustainability between developed and developing country. What is your comment?