- Connect with 15+ international geothermal experts
- Access cutting-edge binary cycle and advanced drilling technology
- Participate in technical workshops and B2B sessions
- Fund 'Ulu Slim Geothermal Youth STEM Program' (50 students)
- Initiate 'Kampung Sungai Bil Solar Lighting Project' (150 households)
- Aligns with TNB's ESG goals and community empowerment
- Engage with 100+ energy sector leaders and government officials
- Participate in exclusive forums and networking events
- Facilitate potential joint ventures for future renewable projects
By championing IGWM 2025, TNB Renewables positions itself as a pioneer in Malaysia's renewable energy transformation. The event allows TNB to forge meaningful connections with over 750 stakeholders and secure prime time media coverage, showcasing its leadership.
Malaysia's commitment to net-zero GHG emissions by 2050 (12th Malaysia Plan).
Includes a 45% reduction in carbon intensity by 2030.
Malaysia's target: 40% renewable energy (RE) generation by 2035 (up from 19.2% in Q4 2023).
Aligns with National Energy Policy goals.
Petronas's target: 25% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions by 2030 (vs. 2019).
Roadmap aims for 49.5 MtCOâ‚‚e emissions cap by 2024.
IGWM 2025 (May 23-25, KLCC) reinforces critical national and Petronas sustainability targets.
The event will showcase Malaysia's energy transition progress, featuring keynotes from the Minister of Energy and Petronas.
Strict carbon offset measures include partnering with local reforestation projects in Pahang (offsetting 250-750 tonnes COâ‚‚e), certified carbon credits, and on-site waste management (recycling, reduced single-use plastics).
Malaysia holds an estimated 300 MW of geothermal potential (NETR 2023), with 148 MW concentrated in Ulu Slim, Perak, a key high-enthalpy reservoir.
Geothermal energy offers critical advantages for Malaysia's grid and decarbonization goals:
- Consistent, 24/7 baseload power.
- Minimal land footprint (<1 sq km/10 MW).
- Enables cascading applications (heat for agriculture, aquaculture).
- Near-zero operational carbon emissions (supports Petronas's 25% reduction and national net-zero goals).
The proposed 10 MW Ulu Slim Geothermal Power Project, led by TNB and MGTC, targets groundbreaking in Q3 2025 (RM 400M cost) and full commercial operation by Q4 2028. This marks the first step in developing Malaysia's significant clean energy resource.
Geothermal plants like Ulu Slim use underground steam to drive turbines, generating clean electricity. Cooled water is reinjected for sustainability and minimal environmental impact.
The Ulu Slim Geothermal Power Plant launches on October 15, 2025. A 3-month campaign (Aug 15 - Nov 15, 2025) targets 500+ media mentions and 200+ broadcast hours. As primary sponsor, MGS aims to reach 15 million Malaysians and key international stakeholders.
- Position 100 MW Ulu Slim Geothermal Power Plant launch (Oct 15, 2025) as vital for Malaysia's energy transition, with PM's attendance.
- Secure media coverage: live RTM1, features in The Star, New Straits Times, Business Times; interviews with Reuters, Bloomberg.
- Increase public awareness of Malaysia's RE goals and geothermal potential by 50% (Ipsos surveys).
- Achieve 3 million online interactions: 500K website visits, 2.5M social media engagements.
- Solidify MGS's leadership in sustainable energy via co-branded press, joint statements with Ministry, and prominence at events like the Ulu Slim Geothermal Technical Conference (Oct 16-17, 2025).
MGS will be prominently featured across all channels: 15-min prime-time segments on Astro Awani, TV3; full-page national daily ads; and featured digital content (YouTube, Spotify, web modules).
The comprehensive media strategy includes live television broadcasts, radio segments, print advertisements, and targeted digital campaigns to maximize visibility for the Ulu Slim Geothermal Power Plant launch and its key sponsors like MGS.
The 'Solaris Sphere' is SolarTech Innovations' main showcase at IGWM 2025 (October 15-17) in KLCC. This 20-meter dome features:
- 500 sq meters of 4K LED screens
- 12 interactive touch-screen kiosks
- Dynamic holographic projections
Representing a RM 2.5 million investment, the 'Solaris Sphere' positions SolarTech Innovations as a central technological focal point of the event.
Designed to attract 15,000 visitors, the 'Solaris Sphere' maximizes engagement and demonstrates leadership in sustainable energy. It includes three dedicated zones:
- Visionary Futures: Hourly keynotes by our CEO and Head of R&D.
- Innovation Hub: Direct networking with our 25-member engineering team.
- Clean Energy Journey: Interactive demos of our contributions to Malaysia's National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR), including operational models of our 50MW solar farm in Kedah and a new energy storage system in Sarawak, projected to cut regional carbon emissions by 15% by 2030.
- Colossal 15x8m 4K LED geyser facade
- 10,000 individually addressable LEDs
- Simulates Kapar Geothermal Field
- Attracts 5,000+ daily visitors
- Three 270-degree immersive theaters
- Feature dual 4K laser projectors
- 10-minute films on geothermal energy
- Highlight TNB Energy's RM150M investment
- 12-meter high steel archway
- Illuminated with RGB smart lighting
- Reinforces renewable energy messages
- Ensures memorable impression for 30,000+ visitors
These elements represent an aggregate investment of RM 8.5 million. Designed for high engagement, they maximize the impact of TNB Energy's RM 25 million Premier Sponsorship, projected to increase public engagement by 25%.
Malaysia's first hot spring festival, Oct 17-19, 2025, at Sungai Klah Geothermal Park. Expected to draw 15,000 attendees, it showcases direct and indirect geothermal uses:
- Onsen Egg Cooking: Daily demonstrations using geothermal hot springs.
- Therapeutic Hot Spring Pools: Guided mineral water experiences.
- Foot Dipping Pools: Continuous access to 40°C therapeutic pools.
- Traditional Hot Spring Bathing: Designated zones for authentic communal bathing.
- Jungle Acoustic Performances: Evening concerts by local artists.
- Geyser & Holographic Shows: Nightly spectacles blending natural geysers with 3D projections.
- Illuminated Jungle Walks: Self-guided tours on a 1.5 km trail, lit by micro-geothermal power.
- Local Culinary Specialties: 30+ food stalls offering geothermal-cooked and onsen-infused dishes.
Cutting-edge visual installations blend technology with environmental messaging for public engagement:
- Dome Projection Mapping: Nightly 360-degree narrative on the PETRONAS Renewables Discovery Centre dome, detailing Malaysia's geothermal journey.
- Geyser Fountain Show: Dynamic fountain at Sungai Klah Geothermal Park with synchronized water, light, and sound, hourly shows.
- Holographic Projections: Three 5m x 3m displays within the Discovery Centre and festival areas, showing 3D models of geothermal processes.
- Luminous Jungle Walk: 1.5 km trail with 500 energy-efficient LED luminaires, powered by solar and micro-geothermal.
- Interactive Digital Displays: Over 20 large touch-screen kiosks with engaging content on renewable energy, real-time data, and educational games.
These experiences are designed to generate significant social media impressions, reinforcing messages of sustainability and clean energy.
The 2024 Ulu Slim Geothermal Hot Spring Trail Run (Oct 26) combines athletic challenge with environmental awareness:
- 3km Fun Run: Family-friendly (ages 6+), expecting 500+ participants.
- Timed Races: 10km "Geothermal Challenge" and 25km "Volcanic Extreme" for elite runners.
- Five Environmental Awareness Checkpoints: Talks on local biodiversity and geothermal energy, engaging over 1,500 participants.
- Three Recovery Stations: Natural mineral hot spring therapies at main hot spring pools.
- GreenTech Energy Solutions Branding: Sustainability messaging displayed throughout the event, reaching 2,000 attendees.
The "Geothermal Gears" Mountain Bike Trail Ride offers thrilling adventures and ecological respect:
- Routes: 15km "Riverside Loop" (beginner), 30km "Canopy Ridge" (intermediate), 50km "Geothermal Peak" (advanced).
- "Hot Spring Hunt": Scavenger ride with QR code checkpoints at 10 hot spring seeps.
- Challenging Terrain: "Geothermal Peak" includes 30-40 degree slopes near active boreholes.
- "Eco-Stops": Local rangers provide talks on responsible trail use and geothermal importance.
- GreenTech Energy Solutions Rest Stations: Hydration, energy gels, and photo ops at 10km intervals.
These events aim to attract over 3,500 participants annually, generating RM 150,000 in local tourism revenue. They reinforce GreenTech Energy Solutions' commitment to environmental conservation, renewable energy, and community well-being.
A 2-day electric motocross event, the "Geo-Thrill Electric Cup" (August 12-13, 2024, Black Rock Desert, NV), powered by clean geothermal energy:
- Features 2024 models from KTM and Zero Motorcycles.
- High-performance e-bikes (100 km/h, 0-60 mph in 4.5s) on a 2.5 km dirt track.
- Zero-emission racing: charging stations powered by 50 MW 'TerraNova' Geothermal Power Plant, reducing carbon footprint by 95%.
- 'Eco-Tech Pavilion' displays advanced battery tech and EV propulsion.
- Test rides for 50 attendees/day on a 500m circuit.
- 25 professional riders compete for a $25,000 prize pool; live broadcast on 'Eco-Sports Network'.
Showcases sustainable motorsports, aiming for a 15% increase in geothermal energy awareness by Q4 2024.
The "Geothermal Lake Catch & Release Classic" (September 20, 2024, Lake Serene, Geo-Springs Recreational Area) promotes aquatic conservation and responsible angling:
- Strict catch-and-release rules for all species (Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Perch); mandatory barbless hooks.
- Mandatory 30-minute educational session on water conservation and fish handling.
- Highlights ecosystem health and sustainable 'TerraNova' Geothermal Power Plant operations.
- A stress-relieving activity for 150 participants.
- 'GreenPower Solutions' sponsors $5,000 in eco-friendly prizes.
- Post-event report to detail fish caught, satisfaction, and media mentions.
Demonstrates how outdoor activities can emphasize environmental stewardship and foster appreciation for natural resources.
Artist's rendering of Malaysia's first geothermal power generation plant in Ulu Slim, Perak.
IGWM 2025 (October 8th) features the official launch of Malaysia's first geothermal power plant: the Ulu Slim Geothermal Power Plant in Perak. This 50 MW facility, a RM 3.5 billion investment with PETR, marks a significant leap in renewable energy, powering ~100,000 homes annually.
As primary sponsor, Sapura Energy Berhad plays a prominent role. Key opportunities include:
- VIP Participation: CEO, Tan Sri Dato' Seri Shahril Shamsuddin, joins the Prime Minister for the ribbon-cutting on October 8th.
- Speaking Engagement: COO, Puan Sri Dr. Nurul Huda, delivers a keynote on October 9th.
- Prominent Branding: Exclusive branding at the Ulu Slim plant (October 4-12).
- Exclusive Media: Leadership interview on RTM1 (October 7th) and plant tour for media.
- Recognition: Featured in the official IGWM 2025 Commemorative Book, press releases, and technical workshops.
This event solidifies Sapura Energy's leadership in Malaysia's renewable energy transformation and commitment to energy security.
The EcoEnergy Solutions Geothermal Innovation Hub, central to MIGEC 2025 (Oct 15-17, KLCC), highlights EcoEnergy Solutions' commitment to Malaysia’s 2050 Carbon Net Zero goal. It features advanced geothermal technologies and Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) solutions.
This 1,500 sq. meter facility (Exhibition Hall 4, KLCC) will feature:
- Interactive touchscreens on geothermal processes.
- VR game ("The Geothermal Challenge") and trivia ("Hydropower IQ") for ages 8-16.
- "National Renewable Energy Tech-Challenge" for universities, with RM 100,000 seed funding.
- Miniature geothermal well drilling simulations and DIY energy kits, led by Universiti Malaya educators.
- 360-degree VR tour of the Ulu Slim Geothermal Power Plant.
The Hub aims to solidify EcoEnergy Solutions' leadership in Malaysia's renewable energy sector, attracting 50,000 visitors and inspiring 10,000 STEM students. It targets over 200 high-value media mentions, including a live RTM1 broadcast on October 16.
The EcoEnergy Solutions Geothermal Innovation Hub will feature interactive displays and educational activities, aiming for 50,000 attendees.
MIGC 2025 will gather over 300 global geothermal experts, engineers, policymakers, and investors from November 12-14, 2025. Held at the new Ulu Slim Geothermal Research & Innovation Centre in Perak, Malaysia, this event will foster knowledge exchange near Malaysia’s promising high-enthalpy geothermal resource.
MIGC serves as a core event for IGWM 2025, featuring 50+ world-renowned speakers from Iceland, Indonesia, New Zealand, and the United States.
Key conference features include:
- On-site location: Hosted at Ulu Slim hot spring, with field visits to active geothermal wells and pilot power units.
- Sustainable Operations: Facilities powered by 100% local micro-hydro energy, offsetting 15 tons of carbon emissions.
- International Speaker Lineup: Featuring Dr. Hjalti Páll Ingólfsson (Iceland) and Dr. Prihadi Setyo Darmanto (Pertamina Geothermal Energy).
- Multi-disciplinary Approach: Sessions cover EGS drilling, 50MW plant economic models, regulatory frameworks, and community engagement.
- Interactive Formats: Daily roundtables with Malaysia's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (KeTSA), 40+ research poster sessions, and a networking reception for 300+ attendees.
As Official Platinum Sponsor, PETRONAS New Energy gains significant visibility through MIGC 2025. Benefits include a 45-minute keynote by a PETRONAS VP, logo display on 500 delegate lanyards, a full-page ad in conference proceedings, and naming rights for the "PETRONAS New Energy Gala Dinner" on November 13, 2025.
Malaysia's first hot spring festival, scheduled for March 15-17, 2025, at the Ulu Slim Hot Spring Site, Perak. It aims to celebrate the cultural and practical uses of geothermal hot springs for wellness, heritage, and sustainable tourism.
The three-day festival expects to attract over 15,000 attendees, including 2,000 international tourists. Activities include:
- Onsen Egg Cooking Demonstrations with Chef Dato' Ramly Abdullah.
- Hot Spring Mineral Water Sampling & Wellness Consultations.
- Therapeutic Foot-Dipping Pools (40°C, hydro-massage jets).
- Traditional Hot Spring Bathing Experiences (pre-booking required).
- Family Carnival & Games Zone (geothermal-powered mini-train, educational hunts).
- Jungle Acoustic Musical Stage featuring Yuna, Faizal Tahir, and Zee Avi.
- Geyser Displays with Holographic Projection Mapping.
- Luminous Jungle Night Walks (1.5 km illuminated trail).
- Local Delicacies & Culinary Showcase (30+ food stalls, Ayam Bamboo).
- Jungle Craft Demonstrations & Sustainable Product Showcases (50+ certified products).
The festival connects traditional practices with modern sustainability, demonstrating diverse applications of geothermal energy beyond electricity. For Volcanic Energy Corp., this offers a unique opportunity to align its brand with heritage and innovation, showcasing broad geothermal benefits.
Volcanic Energy Corp. branding will be integrated throughout the festival, including:
- Prominent signage at entry points.
- Naming rights for the "Volcanic Energy Corp. Wellness Zone."
- Sponsored content on digital platforms.
- Logo placement on merchandise and tickets.
This multi-channel integration is designed to create over 50,000 unique touchpoints, aiming for a 25% increase in brand recognition and a 30% rise in public engagement with geothermal awareness campaigns by Q3 2025.
250 undergraduate and postgraduate students from Universiti Malaya (UM), Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) will gain hands-on experience with advanced geothermal systems during a 4-week field program at Ulu Slim Geothermal Field.
In partnership with PETRONAS Energy Solutions, specialized field programs offer university students (geology, petroleum, environmental, renewable energy) real-world experience at the Ulu Slim Geothermal Field. This site provides unique access to live geothermal drilling and a 2 MW binary cycle power generation pilot project.
- Guided Geological Surveys: Daily field excursions led by Dr. Aisha Rahman, focusing on rock formations and fault lines.
- Immersive Field Camp: A 3-night, 4-day camp for direct observation of geothermal manifestations.
- Technical Excursions: Weekly tours covering reservoir engineering, well drilling, power plant operations, and environmental impact.
- Hands-on Experiments: Bi-weekly workshops on fluid analysis and subsurface temperature profiling.
- Expert Lecture Series: Daily lectures by Dr. Chen Ling and international academics on advanced geothermal topics.
- Career Pathways & Mentorship: Monthly career panels with PETRONAS, TNB, and Schlumberger, detailing internship and graduate programs.
PETRONAS Energy Solutions will host weekly 'Geothermal Innovation Workshops' to mentor students and recruit top talent, aiming to cultivate at least 50% of Malaysia's next generation of geothermal energy professionals by 2030.
The IGWM 2025 conference (October 14-18, 2025) offers educational programs for 1,500 students from 30 local schools in Perak and Selangor. These programs align with the national STEM curriculum, making geothermal concepts engaging for young audiences.
- Guided Nature Trails: 2-hour "Geothermal Hotspot" trails by Universiti Malaya geologists for 50 students (ages 10-12), focusing on thermal springs and local geology.
- Overnight Camping: "Eco-Discovery" camping for 200 students (ages 16-17), supervised by PERHILITAN, observing biodiversity.
- Interactive Plant Tours: 90-minute tours of the 10 MW geothermal plant by TNB Research engineers for groups of 30.
- Hands-on Experiments: 45-minute "Geothermal Power in Action" workshops at UPSI's Faculty of Science for 40 students.
- Educational Quizzes: "Geothermal Challenge" quizzes with prizes from PETRONAS Energy Solutions.
- Meet-and-Greet: Sessions with the "Geo-Gator" mascot and Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation.
- Educational Materials: Distribution of 3,000 "Geothermal Explorer" comic books and workbooks.
These programs are part of PETRONAS Energy Solutions' RM 5 million "Future Energy Champions" initiative, a three-year partnership with the Ministry of Education signed March 1, 2025. The goal is to cultivate environmental awareness and foster future talent, targeting a 15% increase in STEM interest.
These 5-day programs make complex geothermal science accessible for school-aged children (10-17) through hands-on experiments and site visits, inspiring 1,500 future Malaysian engineers and scientists in renewable energy.
The "Geo-Thrill Challenge" e-Motocross showcases high-octane motorsports powered by 100% renewable energy. The 2024 event drew over 15,000 spectators and 12 million online viewers.
The 2025 "Geo-Thrill Challenge" e-Motocross Grand Prix, held in New Zealand, fuses motorsport with clean energy. It proves sustainability enhances competitive edge, targeting 20,000 in-person and 20 million online viewers.
This groundbreaking event features:
- Elite Electric Motorcycles: Over 30 high-performance electric motorcycles from top manufacturers (e.g., KTM, Alta Motors), with peak power exceeding 50 kW and 80-120 km range.
- True Zero-Emission Racing: The entire event, including charging and operations, is powered by the adjacent Ngatamariki Geothermal Power Plant, ensuring 100% carbon-neutral footprint.
- Official Partnerships: Sanctioned by FIM, with Bridgestone as official tire supplier. Red Bull media distribution negotiations ongoing.
- High-Octane Demonstrations: Daily thrilling demonstrations by professional riders on a custom 1.8 km track.
- Interactive Technology Hub: "Innovation Zone" with 15 interactive displays (e.g., Siemens, Tesla) on electric powertrains, battery tech, and geothermal energy.
- Exclusive Test Rides: Certified attendees (18+) can test ride entry-level electric motorcycles on a controlled 500-meter circuit.
For GeoPower Corp, this event links the brand to cutting-edge clean transportation. With an estimated $5 million brand exposure and projected 15% increase in renewable energy awareness, it's key to our energy transition and community engagement.
IGWM 2025 (Oct 14-17) offers 200 premium glamping spots at Telaga Biru Hot Springs, 1.5 km from the main venue. Enjoy luxurious comfort amidst geothermal nature.
- Luxury "Stargazer" tents (20 sqm): King mattress, solar LED, private compost toilet. Fits 4 guests.
- Exclusive 24/7 access to Telaga Biru hot spring pools (38-42°C) for glamping guests.
- Family/group-friendly clusters (5 tents each) with shared communal areas.
- Minimal environmental impact (<0.5%), verified by GEN.
- Located near Kampung Adat Ciptagelar (500m) for cultural immersion, daily food stalls, and craft demonstrations.
- Daily activities: guided geothermal nature walks, stargazing with Dr. Anya Sharma, and traditional music performances.
This premium accommodation (IDR 2,500,000/night) enhances IGWM 2025 and demonstrates sustainable tourism, contributing IDR 500,000,000 to the local economy.
The "Harmony Glamp Resorts" experience immerses IGWM 2025 visitors in pristine natural hot springs with luxurious accommodations.
The "Pathways to Power" display visually conveys geothermal energy's role in Indonesia's 2045 net-zero goal.
The "Pathways to Power" installation is a striking geyser fountain and 4K laser/water projection display. Engineered by Hydro-FX Asia at Bandung Convention Center's outdoor plaza, it runs daily from 7-10 PM, October 27-31, 2025, for 50,000 visitors.
- Educational Videos: Three 5-minute animated videos (with Ministry of Energy) explaining advanced geothermal principles.
- Dynamic Visual Effects: Stunning 4K effects showcasing geological forces.
- Synchronized Choreography: A 15-minute water and light show with original score, synchronized with the 40-meter geyser and laser projectors.
- Strategic Branding: Subtle integration of premier sponsors (Pertamina Geothermal Energy, Chevron Geothermal Indonesia).
- Interactive Engagement: QR code for visitors to vote on geothermal facts; aims for 10,000 daily interactions.
This installation aims to generate over 100,000 "Instagram moments" using #IGWM2025Power, amplifying event reach and reinforcing renewable energy messages.
A 4K projection mapping system transforms the Siemens Energy Innovation Hub's geodesic dome. This daily installation (9 AM - 5 PM) offers an immersive educational experience on geothermal energy for IGWM 2025 attendees.
The dome hosts projection mapping installations for breathtaking visual experiences, informing and inspiring delegates. Featured is "Geothermal Odyssey: Powering Tomorrow," a daily 20-minute show, presented hourly (10 AM - 4 PM), with two evening shows (7:00 PM, 8:30 PM) synchronized with an original score.
- Educational narratives on geothermal systems.
- Dynamic Siemens Energy logo animations.
- Visual effects showcasing Earth's internal heat and geothermal reservoirs.
- Promotional videos on Siemens Energy's sustainability initiatives.
- Interactive elements responding to visitor movements.
- Evening shows with custom music, lasers, and smoke effects.
These experiences create memorable moments for 5,000 IGWM 2025 attendees, effectively communicating complex geothermal concepts and reinforcing Siemens Energy's commitment to sustainable innovation.
The EcoGen Energy lucky draw program aims to boost visitor engagement and participation at IGWM 2025.
- Daily Prize Draws: Held at 4:30 PM (Main Plaza Stage) with EcoGen Energy Smart Home Kits and Solar-Powered Portable Chargers.
- Grand Prize Ceremony: On the final day at 5:00 PM, featuring a 5KW Residential Solar Panel System, Eco-Tourism Retreat, and electric scooter.
- EcoGen Energy-Branded Prizes: All prizes promote sustainable technology and clean energy.
- Targeted Entry Mechanisms: Entries earned by attending workshops, visiting Discovery Centre exhibits, or completing the "Future Energy Scavenger Hunt."
- VIP Stakeholder Draws: Exclusive daily draws at 1:00 PM (Executive Lounge) for VIPs, offering premium experiences like dinner with the CEO or R&D facility tours.
- Seamless Passport System Integration: Digital event passport logs activity completion, generating real-time raffle entries. Winners notified via the IGWM 2025 mobile app.
EcoGen Energy will receive prominent branding across prize kiosks, digital screens, and stage backdrops. Key representatives will present prizes, fostering positive brand associations.
The EcoGen Energy lucky draw program enhances visitor excitement and links the brand with valuable sustainability initiatives.
Daily concerts and performances (Nov 10-18, 2025) are powered by a 250 kW solar-biomass hybrid generator from SolarTech Sdn Bhd, showcasing renewable energy.
IGWM 2025 features an evening entertainment program daily from 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM (November 10-18, 2025), designed for peak visitor engagement and to reinforce Malaysia's commitment to sustainable energy.
- Featured Concerts: M. Nasir (Nov 12) & Midnight Sun (Nov 15) at Lake Gardens Amphitheater (90 mins).
- Acoustic Performances: Local folk artists nightly at Perdana Botanical Garden's Secret Garden (7:30 PM, 45 mins).
- Traditional Cultural Shows: Wayang Kulit & Joget Dancers at Cultural Heritage Pavilion (Booth C5) (60 mins).
- Spectacular Light & Water Displays: "Eco-Harmony Cascade" at Taman Tasik Perdana Lake (9:00 PM, 20 mins).
- Illuminated Nature Walks: Guided walks through KL Bird Park adjacent trails (8:00 PM, 40 mins).
- Community Talent Showcases: "Green Voices" karaoke & open-mic at Community Stage (Booth A7).
All 27 hours of entertainment are powered by a 250 kW solar-biomass hybrid generator (SolarTech & Biomass Energy Solutions). This reduces the event's carbon footprint by 15 metric tons of CO2, creating a carbon-neutral atmosphere and extending visitor stay by an average of 1.5 hours.
IGWM 2025 engages the community by celebrating local culture and traditions, integrating sustainable energy practices.
- Forum Perdana Hal Ehwal Islam (Oct 18, 9 AM - 1 PM, Ulu Slim Hot Spring): Keynotes on "Islamic Principles in Environmental Conservation." Expected: 300 leaders & scholars.
- Traditional Orang Asli Cultural Performances (Oct 16-19, 2-4 PM daily, Cultural Village Exhibit): Semai & Temuan tribes showcase dances, music, and blowpipe demos. Over 50 performers; daily interactive workshops.
- Local Craft Exhibitions & Workshops (Oct 15-20, Tanjung Malim Convention Center): 25 artisans offer workshops (batik, songket, wood carving). Expected: 200 completed crafts, RM50,000 sales.
- Traditional Culinary Experiences (Oct 15-20, 11 AM - 9 PM daily, Dataran Ulu Slim food court): "Taste of Perak" food festival with 15 local vendors. Catering to 2,000 daily visitors.
- Community Benefit Programs (Partnership with TNB): RM1.5 million for "Green Village Initiative" to install 50 solar panel systems in Kampung Orang Asli Sungai Bil homes by Dec 2025. Reduces energy costs by 30% per household.
- Educational Opportunities (Oct 16-18, Ulu Slim Geothermal Plant): 3-day workshop on "Binary Cycle Power Generation" for 150 students from UTP & SMK Dato' Zulkifli Muhammad.
These programs demonstrate how renewable energy development, like the Ulu Slim Geothermal Project, enhances local traditions, delivering economic and social benefits: 15% increase in tourism revenue and 100 new part-time jobs by Q1 2026.
The Forum Perdana Hal Ehwal Islam exemplifies the seamless integration of religious and community engagement to champion environmental stewardship and sustainable development.
For Malaysian Renewable Energy Group (MREG), the premier sponsor, these initiatives prove its commitment to responsible, culturally-sensitive development. MREG's RM2.5 million investment and measurable impact (e.g., 50 solar installations, 100 job creations) reinforce its leadership in sustainable community partnership.
Twenty-five 4m x 4m booths for leading institutions. Featuring:
- UKM: Geothermal Reservoir Modeling, Deep Drilling Simulation
- ITB: Low-enthalpy geothermal utilization
- PNOC-EDC: Leyte Geothermal Optimization Study
Over fifty 6m x 8m exhibition spaces with power and data. Key exhibitors:
- Pertamina Geothermal Energy: Next-gen binary cycle tech
- Chevron Geothermal: Advanced directional drilling (5km depths)
- Siemens Energy: Modular geothermal units (up to 10MW)
Highlights groundbreaking high and low-temperature solutions.
A 500 sq. meter dedicated area for a 3-day public program. Events:
- Geothermal Energy Coloring Contest (ages 5-12)
- 'Kilauan Emas' Geothermal Karaoke Competition
- Sustainable living workshops by local NGOs
Also features exhibits on energy conservation and career opportunities.
These 3,000+ sq. meter pavilions connect academic research, industrial innovation, and community engagement. They accommodate diverse stakeholders from PhD candidates and Fortune 500 executives to local residents, ensuring comprehensive discussion on integrated geothermal development.
IGWM 2025 offers an immersive, three-day visitor journey for an estimated 15,000 attendees (October 24-26, 2025), maximizing engagement with:
- Over 120 exhibits and diverse activities.
- Strategic integration of Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) branding at every touchpoint.
The journey includes:
- Expedited registration at the Grand Hall.
- Transport via 20 custom-branded electric buggy cars to the UKM Geothermal Innovation Lab.
- Interactive NFC-enabled event passports for engagement tracking and content access.
- Guided progression through:
- Main Exhibition Hall (Block A)
- Renewable Energy Tech Showcase Pavilions (Blocks B & C)
- TNB Geothermal Discovery Centre (1,500 sq ft)
- Geothermal Field Simulation Zone (outdoor)
- Dewan Orang Ramai Community Hub
Over 50 TNB branding installations (kiosks, signage, digital displays) ensure pervasive visibility. The NFC passport system encourages exploration, aiming for a 75% completion rate to measure engagement and partnership deliverables for TNB.
IGWM 2025 kicks off with the official opening ceremony and the launch of the new Teluk Intan Geothermal Power Plant. Lead sponsor, GeoEnergy Solutions Inc., plays a central role in these landmark events.
- Opening Ceremony (9:00 AM - 10:30 AM, KLCC Grand Ballroom): Official launch by Prime Minister Dato' Sri Anwar Ibrahim and Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad. GeoEnergy Solutions Inc. CEO Dr. Anya Sharma and COO Mr. David Chen will deliver keynote remarks. Over 1,500 delegates expected.
- Power Plant Inauguration (2:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Teluk Intan Geothermal Power Plant Site): Prime Minister Dato' Sri Anwar Ibrahim will officially launch the new 50MW Teluk Intan Geothermal Power Plant by GeoEnergy Solutions Inc. Symbolically powering 75,000 homes.
- Exhibition Opening (10:30 AM - 6:00 PM, KLCC Exhibition Halls 1-3): First access to the GeoEnergy Solutions Inc. Innovation Hub and main industry exhibition. Over 200 exhibitors from 30 countries. Live demonstrations of geothermal technologies.
- Outdoor Activities (Starting 7:00 AM, Perdana Botanical Garden Trails): The Hot Spring Trail Run (10km), MTB Trail Ride (20km), and Fishing Competition (Lake Gardens) begin. Events are 95% full.
- Children's Activities (11:00 AM - 5:00 PM, KLCC Park Pavilion): Geothermal Heroes Coloring Contest with "Geo-Buddy." Prizes include educational tablets and National Science Centre passes. Approx. 300 children participating.
- Evening Entertainment (8:00 PM - 10:00 PM, KLCC Esplanade Amphitheatre): Live performances by Malaysian artists Yuna and Faizal Tahir, followed by a 3D water projection and light show.
Extensive media coverage includes a live broadcast on RTM1 (8:00 PM - 10:00 PM), segments on Astro Awani, and reporting in The Star and New Straits Times. This ensures maximum visibility for GeoEnergy Solutions Inc., reaching an estimated 5 million viewers nationwide.
The Malaysia International Geothermal Conference (MIGC 2025) officially commences at KLCC, uniting over 800 global experts from 45 countries to advance sustainable geothermal energy.
- MIGC 2025 Grand Opening: 9:00 AM, KLCC Plenary Hall. Keynote by Dr. Norlida Abdullah (TNB Renewables CEO) and Minister Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan.
- Conference Sessions: 10:45 AM - 5:00 PM. 8 parallel tracks on advanced drilling, power optimization, and policy frameworks.
- National Geothermal Quiz Finals: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM, Auditorium 1, KLCC. University and high school teams compete.
- Outdoor Activities: "Ignite the Earth" Hot Spring Trail Run (7:00 AM, Sungai Klah) and "Geothermal Deep Sea" Fishing Competition (7:30 AM, Port Dickson).
- Evening Awards Gala: 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM, KLCC Banquet Hall. "Geothermal Pioneer Award" to Dr. Anya Sharma. Alex Chen (Geothermal Innovations Corp. CEO) delivers special address.
- Cultural & Entertainment: 9:30 PM onwards, KLCC Lake. Water projection and laser show with Malaysian cultural performance.
Geothermal Innovations Corp., including CTO Dr. Mei Ling, will lead a technical workshop (11:00 AM, Room 402) and join "Future of Renewable Energy Investment" panel (3:00 PM, Conference Hall 2). This solidifies the company's role as a geothermal thought leader, with live coverage on Bernama TV and MIGC's YouTube channel (50,000+ online viewers).
MIGC Day 3 focuses on educating and inspiring over 2,500 students from 45 Malaysian schools and universities. In partnership with the Ministry of Education, this initiative aims to equip the next generation for careers in renewable energy, especially geothermal.
- MIGC Sessions: Day 2 of technical presentations and workshops (Main Conference Hall).
- Student Tours: Guided tours for students (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM) covering the exhibition hall and poster sessions.
- Youth Pavilion: Interactive sessions with "Geo-Buddy" mascot and STEM Ambassadors (10:00 AM - 1:00 PM).
- MGP Knowledge Hub: Technical and career orientation by Malaysian Geothermal Power (MGP) engineers (2:00 PM - 3:30 PM).
- Evening Program: "Borneo Rhythms" cultural performance (7:00 PM - 9:00 PM).
This day offers MGP direct engagement with future talent, aiding recruitment and demonstrating its commitment to Malaysia's renewable energy workforce through its RM5 million CSR initiative.
2,500 students from schools and universities will participate in educational programs, including workshops and mentorship, designed to spark interest and guide them towards rewarding careers in renewable energy.
Day 4 features "Pocket Talk" sessions and a significant grant ceremony, highlighting diverse perspectives and strategic collaborations in geothermal development. All events are at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC).
- Ministerial Session (10:00 AM - 10:45 AM, Main Auditorium): YB Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad (PETRA Minister) presents "Blueprint for Malaysia's Geothermal Energy Transition by 2030."
- Petronas Geothermal Session (11:00 AM - 11:45 AM, Pocket Talk Stage 1): Dr. Azman Yaakob (Petronas Geothermal) discusses "Advancements in High-Temperature Geothermal Drilling Technologies" and Sabah project successes.
- Academic Session (2:00 PM - 2:45 PM, Pocket Talk Stage 2): Prof. Dato' Dr. Abdul Razak Abdul Rahman (UKM) shares "Geological Survey & Reservoir Modeling" findings for Malaysian geothermal fields.
- Industry Session (3:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Pocket Talk Stage 1): Mr. Lim Chee Hoe (GRSB CEO) presents on "Commercial Viability of Small-Scale Geothermal Power Plants in Southeast Asia" with a Sabah case study.
- Grant Ceremony (4:00 PM - 4:30 PM, Main Auditorium Foyer): Presentation of RM500,000 "UKM-GRSB Geothermal Research Innovation Grant" for EGS projects in Tawau, Sabah.
- Knowledge Sharing Workshop (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Seminar Room 3): "Interactive Workshop: Geothermal Resource Assessment using Remote Sensing Data" for selected students and young professionals (PETRA certification).
This day offers Petronas Geothermal a high-visibility platform to showcase expertise and strategic vision. Participation in key sessions strengthens its position as an innovator, aiming for new partnerships and talent for 2026 expansion.
The final day of IGWM 2025 focuses on public outreach and media engagement through live broadcasts and interactive forums, extending the event's critical message beyond KLCC.
- 09:00 - 13:00: Live Broadcast Segments - "Sembang Geoterma"
- 09:00 - 10:00 (RTM1): "Geothermal's Role in Malaysia's Energy Transition." Panel with GRSB CEO, UKM, PETRA Minister. (Studio 1, KLCC)
- 10:00 - 11:00 (Astro Awani): "Innovations in Geothermal Exploration." GRSB's drilling technologies. (Exhibition Hall 3, KLCC)
- 11:00 - 12:00 (Bernama TV): "Community Impact & Sustainable Practices." GRSB's Hulu Langat pilot project. (Studio 2, KLCC)
- 12:00 - 13:00 (TV3): "Youth Engagement in Renewable Energy." Interactive session with students. (Main Auditorium, KLCC)
- 14:00 - 15:30: Strategic MoU Signing Ceremony
- GRSB and UKM sign 5-year "Geothermal Energy Research & Development Partnership" MoU (RM15 million). (Royal Ballroom, KLCC)
- 15:30 - 17:00: School & University Outreach Program
- Workshops for 150 students by GRSB engineers on "Geothermal Power Generation Fundamentals." (KLCC Meeting Rooms 5 & 6)
- 17:00 - 18:30: GRSB Knowledge Sharing Forums
- Sessions for public ("Geothermal 101") and university students ("Advanced Geothermal Technologies"). (KLCC Lecture Theatres 1 & 2)
- 20:00 - 22:00: IGWM 2025 Closing Ceremony & Entertainment
- Acoustic performances and cultural shows. Summary of achievements and thank you address. (KLCC Plenary Hall)
GRSB representatives will actively participate in all live broadcasts, showcasing the company's commitment to Malaysia's 2050 Net-Zero Carbon Emissions target and sustainability vision to an estimated audience of over 5 million viewers.
Live broadcasts extend IGWM's reach, allowing GRSB experts to share their sustainability vision with a nationwide audience.
This day focuses on the vital role of local governments and communities in sustainable geothermal development. Sessions highlight best practices, transparent strategies, and fostering partnerships for geothermal projects.
- MIGC Day 3: Focus on regulatory frameworks for community-centric geothermal projects.
- PBT Sharing: Local authorities discuss financing models and community engagement protocols, including international case studies.
- Tech Competitions: Final round of the "Geothermal Innovation Challenge." Winning team receives a RM 50,000 grant for prototyping.
- Knowledge Sharing: Educational sessions on direct use geothermal applications for agriculture and waste management practices.
- Forum Perdana: Religious discourse on "Stewardship of Earth: Islamic Perspectives on Renewable Energy."
GeoPower Solutions commits to responsible, community-benefiting geothermal development, including socio-environmental impact assessments and allocating 0.5% of project revenue to local development funds.
Day 7 highlights academic excellence, featuring the grand finals of the National Geothermal Innovation Challenge (NGIC) for secondary school and university categories at KLCC.
- MIGC Day 4: Final day of the 5th Malaysian International Geothermal Conference. Closing sessions for 800+ delegates (9:00 AM - 1:00 PM).
- NGIC Finals: Top 3 teams from secondary school and university compete for RM 150,000 in prizes. Judged by Dr. Nora Abdullah (GeoPower Solutions Inc. CEO), Prof. Azlan bin Rashid (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia), and Ir. Siti Aishah (Energy Commission). (2:00 PM - 5:30 PM).
- Educational Tours: Guided visits for 150 students to GeoPower Solutions Inc. Geothermal Power Plant and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Geothermal Research Centre (9:00 AM - 1:00 PM).
- Knowledge Sharing: GeoPower Solutions Inc. sessions on "Career Pathways in Renewable Energy" and "Geothermal Project Financing" for 200+ university students and young professionals (10:00 AM - 12:00 PM).
- Evening Entertainment: "Green Energy Gala" with Yuna and Hael Husaini at Dewan Filharmonik Petronas (7:00 PM - 9:30 PM).
GeoPower Solutions Inc.'s commitment to cultivating the next generation of renewable energy professionals is shown through its investment in NGIC and educational outreach programs. This aims to increase STEM engagement and fill skilled jobs in Malaysia's renewable energy sector.
The NGIC finals identify and nurture promising talent in renewable energy, showcasing academic excellence fostered by GeoPower Solutions Inc.'s educational investments.
Day 8 features media-intensive record-breaking attempts at KLCC, showcasing practical geothermal applications for official recognition in the Malaysia Book of Records.
- MIGC Closing Ceremony: Conference concludes with awards and a closing address by the Minister of Finance (10:00 AM - 12:00 PM).
- Geothermal Quiz National Finals: Championship rounds for school and university categories. Prizes sponsored by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) (1:00 PM - 3:00 PM).
- Record Attempts: Official attempts for "Malaysia's Most Eggs Boiled Simultaneously Using Geothermal Steam" (targeting 5,000 eggs) and "Malaysia's Highest Artificial Geothermal Geyser" (targeting 50 meters) at KLCC Outdoor Piazza (3:30 PM - 5:00 PM).
- Community Empowerment Initiative: Distribution of RM 200,000 in grants and aid to local families and organizations (5:30 PM - 7:00 PM).
- "Geothermal Symphony" Evening Concert: Grand concert featuring Dato' Sri Siti Nurhaliza with synchronized water and light shows at KLCC Lake Symphony (8:00 PM - 10:00 PM).
These record attempts aim for extensive media coverage, including a live RTM1 broadcast, boosting IGWM's brand. TNB's involvement highlights their commitment to corporate social responsibility.
The final day of IGWM 2025 at KLCC features the Grand Lucky Draw and official Closing Ceremony, showcasing Malaysia's commitment to geothermal energy and TNB's role in the transition.
- 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Grand Lucky Draw
- Over RM 50,000 in prizes, including a Perodua Bezza car.
- Expected attendance: 5,000+ visitors.
- Location: KLCC Plenary Hall Annex.
- 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM: Official Closing Ceremony
- Venue: KLCC Plenary Hall.
- Keynote by PM Dato' Sri Anwar Ibrahim.
- Closing remarks by Minister YB Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.
- TNB CEO Dato' Indera Ir. Baharin Din to present TNB's 5-year geothermal roadmap, targeting 500 MW by 2030.
- MOU Signing: TNB and PT Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE) for Southeast Asia exploration (USD 150 million over three years).
- Live broadcast on RTM1 and Bernama TV.
- 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM: Final VVIP Tour
- Exclusive tour for 20 VVIPs at the Ulu Ais Geothermal Power Facility.
- Showcasing the 10 MW binary cycle power plant.
- Hosted by Dr. Azman Ishak, TNB Renewables.
- 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM: Last Exhibition Access
- Exhibition Halls 1-5 open for final visits to over 150 exhibitors.
- Interactive displays include Siemens' "Geothermal Energy Simulator".
As the primary sponsor, TNB plays a prominent role, with executives participating in ceremonies and media interviews. This final day reinforces TNB's leadership in driving Malaysia's sustainable, geothermal-powered future.
The Closing Ceremony, featuring PM Dato' Sri Anwar Ibrahim and TNB CEO Dato' Indera Ir. Baharin Din, will generate significant media coverage via RTM1 and Bernama TV, reinforcing Malaysia's and TNB's geothermal commitments.
PETRONAS's platinum sponsorship of IGWM 2025 creates lasting value, supporting its Sustainability Agenda 2030 and national energy goals.
- Strengthened Leadership: Solidifies PETRONAS as a leader in Malaysia's geothermal and renewable energy sectors.
- Enhanced Government Relationships: Direct engagement with key government stakeholders facilitates the Malaysia Geothermal Master Plan.
- Expanded International Network: Forge new B2B connections with global geothermal experts and partners.
- Improved Public Perception: Enhances PETRONAS's public image as a sustainability champion.
- Deeper Academic & Talent Engagement: Formalizes partnerships for geothermal research and talent development.
- Greater Visibility: Amplifies global visibility for PETRONAS's renewable energy projects.
- Stronger Community Connections: Deepens engagement and trust with local communities near development sites.
These benefits directly contribute to PETRONAS's strategic objectives and Malaysia's Net Zero 2050 target.
IGWM 2025 creates strategic relationship opportunities, delivering long-term value for PETRONAS and impacting Malaysia's energy transition.
A post-event analysis, finalized by December 15, 2025, will quantify Petronas's sponsorship impact.
IGWM 2025 uses a data-driven framework to measure the impact and financial value of Petronas's RM 15 million sponsorship.
- Attendance: 12,000 visitors, 15 min average booth time, 2,500 workshop participants.
- Media Value: RM 7.5M earned media, including RTM1 live broadcast and features in major newspapers.
- Digital Engagement: 150,000 website visitors, 500,000 social media impressions (5% engagement), 500 qualified leads.
- Brand Perception: 15% increase in Petronas's renewable energy leadership awareness, 10% improvement in sustainable energy association.
- Business Development: 75 B2B meetings, 5 MOUs/LOIs, estimated RM 20M potential deal value.
- Sustainability Impact: 500 metric tons carbon offset, 300 participants certified in sustainable energy workshops.
A comprehensive 75-page post-event report, including raw data and insights, will be delivered to Petronas's CEO by January 31, 2026. This report will detail ROI, KPIs met, and support future strategic decisions for Petronas's 2026-2028 fiscal planning.
IGWM 2025 builds an educational legacy, cultivating Malaysia's skilled renewable energy workforce in geothermal and solar. Petronas leads in advanced energy education and sustainable workforce development.
- Targeted Awareness: Engage over 2,500 Malaysian university students in 15 specialized geothermal workshops.
- Career Path Clarity: Connect 1,200 students with 50+ renewable energy companies at a dedicated career fair.
- Institutional Partnerships: Formalize MoUs with 5 Malaysian educational institutions for curriculum development and research.
- Sustainable Resources: Publish 10,000 copies of "Malaysia's Renewable Energy Future" digital handbook and a 6-part video series.
- Talent Identification: Launch the "Petronas Geothermal Innovation Challenge," offering RM 50,000 seed funding and mentorship to top teams.
- Scholarship & Internships: Fund 25 postgraduate scholarships and offer 75 paid internships within Petronas's clean energy division.
These outcomes support Malaysia's 2030 National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) by developing the skilled workforce for a 40% renewable energy capacity increase by 2035.
IGWM 2025's educational programs, including the "Geothermal Deep Dive" workshops and "Petronas Geothermal Innovation Challenge," nurture the next generation of Malaysian engineers and scientists crucial for national renewable energy goals.
For Petronas, this robust educational legacy strengthens its brand as an innovator committed to Malaysia's future, generating positive public sentiment and supporting its talent pipeline strategy for future renewable energy ventures.
IGWM 2025 (Oct 15-17, KLCC) facilitates knowledge exchange between 75 international geothermal experts (Iceland, New Zealand, Philippines) and over 300 Malaysian professionals (engineers, UTP, KeTSA).
IGWM 2025 aims to accelerate Malaysia's geothermal capabilities through technology transfer and innovation. Key MOUs will be signed on October 17, 2025, between TNB-GEA and PETRONAS-NZ Geothermal Association.
- Direct Knowledge Transfer: Over 40 hours of practical workshops on advanced binary cycle power plant design/operation, led by Ormat Technologies (USA) and Fuji Electric (Japan).
- Cutting-Edge Exposure: Showcase of 15 next-gen geothermal drilling technologies and reservoir modeling software, with live demos by Schlumberger and Halliburton.
- Innovation Opportunities: Formation of 5 joint R&D task forces on high-enthalpy resources with RM 5 million for pilot studies.
- Strategic Partnerships: Establishment of a permanent Geothermal Centre of Excellence at UTP, funded by TNB and PETRONAS (RM 10 million), for annual training of 150 local specialists.
- Best Practices & Standards: Adoption of the "Geothermal Code of Practice 2026" for Malaysia, integrating ISO 14064-1 standards (carbon footprint measurement).
- Sustained Collaboration: Creation of a bi-annual "Malaysia-International Geothermal Task Force" (KeTSA, GEA) to oversee progress.
For MegaEnergy Corp., this exchange optimizes future renewable energy strategies, projecting an 18-month reduction in the Ulu Slim development timeline and a 15% decrease in initial operational costs.
To confirm Petronas's Platinum Lead Sponsorship for IGWM 2025, we propose the following action plan:
- Formal Interest: Petronas confirms Platinum Sponsorship by Oct 25, 2024.
- Strategy Session: Nov 15, 2024, KLCC. Customize package and activations.
- Revised Proposal: Submit proposal with deliverables (e.g., exhibit space, branding, keynotes) by Dec 1, 2024.
- Final Agreement: RM 5M sponsorship finalized by Dec 20, 2024. First payment by Jan 15, 2025.
- Joint Planning: Weekly meetings start Jan 27, 2025. Finalize Innovation Hub, speaker selection, and branding for 30,000 attendees.
- Global Announcement: Media campaign launches Feb 15, 2025, announcing Petronas as Platinum Lead Sponsor.
This timeline ensures Petronas's dominant presence and leadership in Malaysia's energy transition.
Petronas's early commitment ensures strategic input into event planning, optimizing visibility and engagement with over 30,000 industry professionals and 50 top-tier government officials at IGWM 2025.
Join us for International Geothermal Week Malaysia (IGWM 2025) from October 4-12, 2025. This event marks the historic launch of Malaysia's first 50 MW geothermal power plant, the Perak Geothermal Power Plant (PGPP-1), in Ulu Slim, Perak.